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1100-1150's in bushes

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MF-man

11-06-2003 12:35:16




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Hello, I'm very VERY big fan of these big Masseys. I live in Finland and I've never seen 1100-1150 models exept for photos.
Im wondering how much of these big 1000 series Masseys sit somewhere in bushes. Maybe have some fault in engine or trans. What would be the price of these? Im talking about tractors in nearly salvage condition?
How much you get if you sell one to salvage?




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bg

11-07-2003 14:40:02




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 Re: 1100-1150's in bushes in reply to MF-man, 11-06-2003 12:35:16  

Certainly are an impressive looking machine, pity they never made it over here to Europe.

An 1150 for sale on EBAY>Link

Not>Link quite salvage but?



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MF-man

11-08-2003 11:06:24




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 Re: Re: 1100-1150's in bushes in reply to bg, 11-07-2003 14:40:02  
Yes I saw that DIAMOND on eBay. I was very intrested about it but it got out off my hands. Saw the ad just day before the bidding ended so had no time to arrange transportation etc.

Back to the original subject: What price these 1100-1150's go in farm auctions usually?



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Roy in UK

11-08-2003 23:44:33




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 Re: Re: Re: 1100-1150's in bushes in reply to MF-man, 11-08-2003 11:06:24  
We bought a brand new Diesel 1100 in 1969 it cost us �3500 (Cab, 3 point, 2 speed PTO, multipower 2 double acting spools, oil suspension seat etc. etc. )It worked every year we had it.
We hardly did anything to that tractor and it never saw a paint brush, although it was well looked after and kept in a shed.
When we sold up in 1969 it went for �7700.Of course it was bought by a collector. 1100 series tractors are rare birds over here.

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