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dean

09-08-2003 18:41:41




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i have found an sc case..1951 model that the original owner still has...havent seen in person but have seen pictures..its very straight..was shedded and was overhauled about 3 yrs ago with the only hours on it in front of a hay rake..tires are fair but weatherchecked..they are asking $850.00..is this a fair price or what is it worth?..thanks




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Eric Rylander

09-09-2003 14:17:22




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 Re: sc case value in reply to dean, 09-08-2003 18:41:41  
Seems a fair price. I paid $800 for a '51 with rough tin, 12 volt but garbled wiring (though it works) with an original model 151 case loader, tire chains, and a goober modified "three point" setup and blade for it on the rear. Tires are fair. Ran on 2 cyl, gas in oil.

Changed the oil, new plugs, wires and fuel filter, she truly purrs.

Eric



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DON L

09-09-2003 05:16:45




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 Re: sc case value in reply to dean, 09-08-2003 18:41:41  
That seems very fair. You will know more when you see it in person. Pics are a fair indicator. One time I found what was to be a bit of a steal on a S Case, bout 75 miles away. Everything on the phone questions was great. Went out the door , got in the truck with Czar dog, got there, stopped the truck on flat ground, and engaged the PTO. This was going to be a quick sale, cold cash and go home and drink dark beer! Tractor looked fair at best, [ he said very good], the block was fixed behind the carb [ i asked him this] , and it ran on two cyls [ he said it purred]. I took out my 6 inch cresent and leaked a bit of engine oil from the drain plug, it was all gas. He said he had been using it a bunch.
Told him to *#@&$@ keep it, and walked out past about 15 restored JD tractors. Don L.

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todd hamilton

09-08-2003 20:37:50




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 Re: sc case value in reply to dean, 09-08-2003 18:41:41  
I bought my 1944 SC in the fall of 1999. It has beautiful tin with a good paint job by the man who had it. It runs good but smokes and uses some oil. The six volt electrical did not work and the tires were shot. I gave $900.00 for the tractor, spent about $100.00 for the 12 volt conversion (I did the work) and then spent $650.00 for new rubber the following spring. I have been running the tractor since that time. Hope this helps.

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Les...fortunate

09-08-2003 19:50:22




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 Re: sc case value in reply to dean, 09-08-2003 18:41:41  
IMO, that is a very fair price. No doubt you might find one for less. But, to me, that tractor is worth more than that, certainly around these parts (New England). Out west, where there are amber waves of grain, it's probably worth less than here.



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