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Help! Value of JD M and MT

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Judi in Wi

07-21-2007 19:46:18




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My father recently passed away leaving his "green and yellow toys". They are a 1951 MT and 1948 M that are fully restored and he exhibited them in tractor shows and many parades. They are beautiful, right down to the paint and rubber. Engines both run smooth. I haven"t been able to find any values of either of these. I have checked this website and some others and only learned of the recent auction prices. Does anyone have any other ideas of where to look?

Also, have farm implements he restored as well such as a 2 and 3 bottom plows and "drag rake"? and sickle bar. Any ideas on these? Any help greatly appreciated.

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Duane Larson

07-22-2007 12:11:40




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 Re: Help! Value of JD M and MT in reply to Judi in Wi, 07-21-2007 19:46:18  
Judi,
Most folks hesitate to put a value on tractors/equipment here. I'm not sure where you have looked, but on the left-hand side of this page under Marketplace is a listing for Photo Ads - go there, and type in Deere to narrow the search, and go thru those looking for M's and MT's - there are several with wide price variations - and if they are still there they likely haven't sold. But they usually have pix so you can compare to your Dad's. A second place to look is www.aumannauctions.com, pick Results on the top bar, and in Keywords try Deere M and Deere MT, but be sure to select All of The Words in the box after they Keyword. Those will be auction results, including toys, but those can be sorted out easily. Those numbers are probably more useful, and they usually have pix, as people paid those prices. The same methods can be used to study implement prices.

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