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9N,Dearborn Loader and 501 mower package value?

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Todd Higgins

10-02-2005 19:48:27

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I'm looking at a 9N with a Dearborn loader(tag says 19-60) and a 501 ford mower. The tractor is in _bad_ need of paint,(it looks as old as it is!) but otherwise seems solid. It starts easy, didn't smoke, didnt miss at all and the sheet metal is straight and solid. The motor looks pretty dry, as in not a lot of oil leaks. The steering is tight, it has one fairly new rear rim and the tires are all old, but ok. The loader is rusty(surface rust) but is straight and not bent up and goes up and down fine. The 501 is fairly rusty but doesn't look hurt to my novice eye. The guy wants $2000 for it all and won't budge.

This would be my first farm tractor. We just bought an old farm house on 10 acres and I want an old tractor. I like old things. But farm tractors are new to me. I've fooled with 60s Wheel Horse's and Cub Cadets, but the bigger tractors are new territory for me. Is $2000 fair?
Thanks folks!

Todd in KY

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Don-Wi

10-03-2005 04:50:05

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Re: 9N,Dearborn Loader and 501 mower package value in reply to Todd Higgins, 10-02-2005 19:48:27

Well, $2000 isn't bad IF it comes w/ a loader and a mower, but a 9N isn't what I'd want. They don't have live PTO, and for the operator's sake I hope this one has an ORC on the PTO otherwise it'll push you right into the big oak tree on your property, or through the shed, garage, car, or whatever else your pointing at.

My opinion, go with something a little bit bigger, like a Massey 135/165/150, Ollie Super 55/550/70/77 etc. etc.... Those are the models that I know would make a good tractor w/ a little more HP over the N. IH, Case, JD, and even Ford made other tractors that are a little bit newer w/ better features. If you do get the 9N, parts wil be easy to find.
Donovan from Wisconsin

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Todd Higgins

10-02-2005 19:53:05

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WHoops, sorry to post to the wrong forum in reply to Todd Higgins, 10-02-2005 19:48:27

Sorry about that, I didn't realize I was in the implement forum when I posted. I'm a newbie, shoot me.

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