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2440 with 146 loader

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2510Paul

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What do you think this 2440 with 146 loader is worth in Wisconsin 470 miles away? Paul

http://www.ebay.com/itm/2440-John-Deere-Tractor-w-Loader-Diesel-/140686645303?_trksid=p5197.m7&_trkparms=algo%3DLVI%26itu%3DUCI%26otn%3D3%26po%3DLVI%26ps%3D63%26clkid%3D5892800805873637232
 
If it was not painted then I would be more interested. I wonder about the maintenance. The oil filter shows 2877 and he says the tach shows 3141. That is 264 hours on the oil filter and more than likely the oil.

On the Mannheim JD utility tractors, they can be great tractors BUT if the hydraulics have been messed up they can cost a fortune to fix right. So I never buy them without driving them and checking out the hydraulics.

The price at $5500 is not a great deal right now anyway. You can find good clean original ones for just a little more. The $6500 to 7500 will get you a real sharp one.

So I would not buy it unless you live close enough to drive it.
 
I think if you went and drove it and it checked out well and the trans screen was good I'd say it's worth $7-8000. It may go less, and I'd consider that a "good deal" if it does, IF it's as good as advertised.

I sent you an e-mail too
 
The JD 146 loader is a smaller loader made for the utility tractors. The JD 148 loader was the same vintage but made for the larger row crop tractors. They also made a JD 158 for the big row crop tractors.
 
I have one for sale right now without loader for $7800. Mine is in south central Mn. Been listed for 3 weeks. Few phone calls, one looker but no takers. so evidently they are not worth $7800.
 
(quoted from post at 21:48:32 01/26/12) The JD 146 loader is a smaller loader made for the utility tractors. The JD 148 loader was the same vintage but made for the larger row crop tractors. They also made a JD 158 for the big row crop tractors.
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OK Thanks,,I got a 48 and a 158...Both on 4010s :lol:
 
A nice one sold in ohio with a loader for 7500.It had 3400 hours on an estate sale.
 
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