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JD A-What's it worth?

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Dave 2N

12-10-2000 07:26:46




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1948 (by the serial no.) John Deere A. It starts well up here in the cold, was used this past summer,a local tractor so I've got a handle on how it was used and cared for. Rear tires about 30% but rims great because the farmer didn't believe in loading tires, needs front tires, needs radiator re-core or new radiator, sheet metal original with original faded paint amd even has the local dealer stickers, hood straight but grille beyond repair. Needs new Power-Trol lever. Hydraulics work and complete. And that's about it. What's a fair price to pay?

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tractorboy

12-10-2000 08:33:42




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 Re: JD A-What's it worth? in reply to Dave 2N, 12-10-2000 07:26:46  
Well Dave you r the one that is going to spend the money to get it back up so think about it good and add up the cost to fix it up with new rubber grilles a good cleanup paint and whatever else you need . I think around here it would go for 1000 to 1500 at the most and that may be on the high. that is my 2 cents worth



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burnsOmatic

12-11-2000 12:55:11




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 Re: Re: JD A-What's it worth? in reply to tractorboy, 12-10-2000 08:33:42  
They say a sucker is born everyday so ask for a million bucks. However, Deere people are not suckers. In W. PA, that tractor would be in the under $1000 range. Probably, between 500-1000. If the buyer knows what the replacement costs are for many of the damaged items mentioned, they are not going to be willing to buy high. If it has sentimental value, keep it! Some guys would label it a good parts tractor.

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