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jonesrep44

04-13-2007 07:46:38




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im looking at an '84 4650 2wd with quad. it has 7100 hours but looks and runs great. the original owner says it uses no oil and has always been trouble-free. it has new 20.8-38 Firestone with matching duals. it seems really tight for the hours. he is asking 25,000 for it. my question is this a fair price and can I expect to get to at least 10,000 hours if it was well-maintained (which it appears to have been)? any info on these models and your luck with them would be great. thanks.

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G/MAN

04-16-2007 18:13:12




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 Re: 4650? in reply to jonesrep44, 04-13-2007 07:46:38  
Considering the fact that there are a lot of 4440s selling in the low 20s and on up, I'd consider $25,000 for a good, solid 4650 that is bigger, stronger and more comfortable and convenient to operate than any 4440 ever built a screaming deal.



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Dean Barker

04-14-2007 08:28:08




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 Re: 4650? in reply to jonesrep44, 04-13-2007 07:46:38  
John Deere, White, and CaseIH tractors built in the 80's will last upwards of 20,000 hours when run at a minumum of 5 mph in the field and properly maintained. That should be a good tractor for you.



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robert4020

04-13-2007 14:02:19




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 Re: 4650? in reply to jonesrep44, 04-13-2007 07:46:38  
great tractors. they are 10,000 hour tractors if maintained properly. ours has just hit 9,600 hours and shows no signs of slowing down. we use it on a 13 shank chisel in the spring,chop with it,and run it on the grain cart some too. it is every bit as strong as our 8200. buy it. especially at that price.



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John Jenkins

04-13-2007 13:42:05




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 Re: 4650? in reply to jonesrep44, 04-13-2007 07:46:38  
According to the ones I found at www.machinefinder.com, that looks to be a good price. If the tractor has been serviced and maintained properly, it should easily go 10,000 hrs. Our 4440 has 12,000 plus and it has only had a couple of water pumps, one pushrod and a two-speed rebuild and it�s still plenty strong. I ran a 4650 MFWD loaner in the spring of 1984 when one of our 6030�s went down with rear end problems. It wouldn�t pull quite like the 6030 but it was much more comfortable and did a great job. Good luck.

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Mike M

04-13-2007 08:09:21




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 Re: 4650? in reply to jonesrep44, 04-13-2007 07:46:38  
I don't know what those are worth ? but anything that you can get the history of ( if you are sure your getting the truth ) should be alot better than the average tractor. I don't worry too much about hours to me it's more about how it was ran and taken care of. If not beat up and taken care of they should last a long time. Another big thing is if/when it did break was if it was fixed right or just patched ? someone who is willing to spend the extra to do it right and complete is tops in my book.

Another thing, a tractor like that usually the owner will let you work it in the field so you can really check it out.

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