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Ohio Case

08-06-2005 19:29:55




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I was at a small farm auction today and they had 3 case tractors that sold. All had cabs, A/C, decent rubber, 1979 2090 fair condition, 4000 hours $5200.00 1983 2094 3000 hours, good condition $11000.00 1985 2096 2200 hours fair condition, $11,900.00 I thought these were a little high, or am I just out of touch with used equipment prices???




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wayne2

08-07-2005 06:42:02




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 Re: Auction tractors in reply to Ohio Case, 08-06-2005 19:29:55  
45 miles n of colville,hundred plus n of Spokane(I'm Talking pucker brush) at auction 50 MF to-20 w/loader went for 5K and it was USED others (3) went for same price (feeding Frenzy) But I came home to coast and bought 61 Ford 600 w/loader,bush hog,blade for 3.5k High school girl friends brother had it(and I was in Viet Nam for 94 days ducking lead) Word to wise Auctions get that GANG mentality. Good Hunting ALL>

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Mitchell

08-07-2005 06:16:45




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 Re: Auction tractors in reply to Ohio Case, 08-06-2005 19:29:55  
They all sound real cheap to me!
I saw a 4X4 2094 sell at an auction this past winter for over $22,000. And most 2090s that are sold around here in North Central PA go for around atleast $10,000 same for the 2290s,, I wish I could find a good 2290 4X4 around here for that much.



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Glen in TX

08-06-2005 21:42:24




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 Re: Auction tractors in reply to Ohio Case, 08-06-2005 19:29:55  
New ones aren't getting any cheaper and good used ones are getting harder to find. Price some new ones. That's low hours for those year model tractors.



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