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BLT

03-14-2008 20:13:32




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I thought I might fancy having a John Deere 620 standard (wheatland) tractor. Would finding one be an exercise in futility or are there a few around. Also what is a 520 average condition runs good needs tires worth. I have seen so much varied prices I dont know what to ask for it.




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higgins

03-17-2008 12:57:23




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 Re: 620 in reply to BLT, 03-14-2008 20:13:32  
One of the bottomland farmers in Marion Co., KY has either that or more likely from my fading memory...a 630 standard. I saw it in the Ham Days parade several years ago. He used to have it in about every one of those parades. Actually he had a small collection of sorts.



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wilamayb

03-14-2008 20:21:32




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 Re: 620 in reply to BLT, 03-14-2008 20:13:32  
Yes, those 620 standards are a little tough to find, and a reasonable one will sell at an auction for somewhere around $10,000. They may be as low as $6,000 and as great as 15,000.

As for your 520.. I sold one on ebay that sounds similar to what you describe for $2,150. It did not have three point, but was a working tractor. That may sound cheap, but that is what they sell for in real dollars. A 530 will bring sometimes twice a 520 price. I dunno why??? Who knows you may find a guy who really wants a 520 on the day you are selling who would be willing to pay $4,000, but it would have to be good luck and a "want it now" kind-of buyer

Now you are really confused right?

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BLT

03-17-2008 15:09:30




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 Re: 620 in reply to wilamayb, 03-14-2008 20:21:32  
I didnt realize a 620 would bring so much. I think mabey I will get a 720 standard diesel they seem to be more plentiful.
I suspected a 520 wouldnt be worth much, but surprised a 530 could be twice as much. Myself I dont care for any 30 series.



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