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5020 rowcrop

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peter in Mn

12-10-2002 13:54:31




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What is a fair price to pay for a pretty good 5020 rowcrop? It as adjustable front and rear axles, 3 pt. pto 2 hyd and factory cab with about 6500 hrs. they are asking $7500. does it sound right? Thank you




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Moto Head

12-12-2002 10:34:52




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 Re: 5020 rowcrop in reply to peter in Mn, 12-10-2002 13:54:31  
Yeah, I agree with Gordon, The bottom line on these things is what model you want, and what it's worth to you. The only exception would be the VERY RARE models.

You can buy a nicely restored or reconditioned late "A" or "B" for $2200 to $3000.
I paid $3000 for an original unused 51 "B". That needs paint, tires, electrical work, and some other small things. But this was just what I was looking for!

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Gordon

12-11-2002 18:59:21




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 Re: 5020 rowcrop in reply to peter in Mn, 12-10-2002 13:54:31  
I bought thngs for the shop some siad good buy others siad too much. One thing I bougth I paid $250.00 and one siad one was for sale for $50.00 Six months ago.Twenty years later I sold it on a auction and got $250.00 for it and I used it alot. So if you are happy with the price and he is happy then buy it.



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Green Envy

12-10-2002 16:02:34




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 Re: 5020 rowcrop in reply to peter in Mn, 12-10-2002 13:54:31  
We bought a standard 5010 with a cozy cab, 3-point, 3 hydralics, and pto. It had about 6,000 hrs and we paid $5200 for it.



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Moto Head

12-10-2002 15:42:18




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 Re: 5020 rowcrop in reply to peter in Mn, 12-10-2002 13:54:31  
Form what I have seen the price seems ok, if everything is working good. I've seen 4020's go from 3800.00 to well over 10K!

Just know that that is a very BIG and HEAVY tractor. Just in case you weren't aware...MH



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