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Value of MM M670 Super

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Trent M

05-12-2007 20:02:58




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I have a chance to get a MM M670 Super. What would be a fair price? I don't have any experience with MM tractors and was wondering if this is considered a good tractor? It is in real good shape and runs great. Is still used by the current owner. Any help is appreciated. Thanks.




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Harrold Rhodes

05-13-2007 10:38:09




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 Re: Value of MM M670 Super in reply to Trent M, 05-12-2007 20:02:58  
I consider the 670 " SUPER" to be the best and most reliable MM's.



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MrMark

05-12-2007 20:57:00




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 Re: Value of MM M670 Super in reply to Trent M, 05-12-2007 20:02:58  
If its a pretty decent 670 Super, between 2 and 3
thousand is not out of line. I grew on those and still have some today. 670 Super"s are one of my all time favorite tractors.



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Moline_guy

05-12-2007 20:40:56




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 Re: Value of MM M670 Super in reply to Trent M, 05-12-2007 20:02:58  
I would say two grand would be about fair, yes there are some that bring more and some less but if its functional and in usable condition 2 would be fair for both sides. You didn't mention if it has 3pt or if any major work been done both would add a little to the price, i have seen lp and diesels bring similiar price. I bought my super from the neighbor for a grand but that was ten years ago, and the engine was a little weak, its been a good haying machine and chore tractor but they don't run as smooth as the 6 cylnder G1000, my .02, take care.

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