Barb Stanbrough
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I have a 1963 John Deere 1010 Special Serial #RUS36299. Is in good shape, good paint. What is this tractor worth?
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Hay maker2
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With the description that you provided its worth scrap metal prices.
Gas or Diesel?
How are the tires?
Rims rotted out?
How many hours are on it?
Whats wrong it, and be honest its a 1963 there is something wrong with it.
is the seat destroyed?
Has Hydraulic outlets?
Wheel weights?
How many oil leaks?
Power steering?
Fenders rotted out?
Missing draw Bar?
Has three point hitch?
Good paint? Does that mean it had a spray bomb restore?
Like I said its worth scrap metal price with your description.
Dan in Ohio
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- Location
- Mid-Ohio
Photo or short video of it running might help. Being a 1010 special does make it somewhat unique.
4240 Turbo
Member
always blows me away. service records? brakes? front end worn out or not? belts? radiator? batteries? all things have to be gone over with a fine tooth comb before I buy a tractor. If everything functions as it should and is ready to go to work, should bring a strong price but by guessing, well thats that
Barb Stanbrough
New User
Tractor is gas, there's no hour meter, tires are at least 50%, rims are not rusted, one front rim replaced a year ago, needs carburator work, there are no major oil leaks,seat has been replaced, I have the original seat in the garage nothing wrong with it, no hydraulic outlets, no wheel weights,no power steering,fenders are excellent, has draw bar, has 3 point hitch, I put electronic ignition on it several years ago, tractor was professionally restored before I bought it.
buickanddeere
Well-known Member
Which chassis version ? Live or transmission driven PTO ? Single or dual rockshaft ?
Barb Stanbrough
New User
Single rockshaft, live PTO
buickanddeere
Well-known Member
A really wild guess depending on location , time of year and who is bidding . $750-$2000.00
Doug Anderson
Member
$2,000 to $3,000 in this area.
Jim.ME
Well-known Member
- Location
- central ME
3 on Craigslist here currently. 3200 (loader), 3800 (no loader) and 4500 (loader, valve job done, head not installed). All appear to have been on at least a month or more.
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