larry@stinescorner
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a 2008 dodge with meyers snowplow 29,000 miles 9,000 dollars
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larry@stinescorner
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I forgot to post the picture
Blackhole49
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Sounds about right for a Dodge.
larry@stinescorner
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Im not up on prices,,,but the one I liked was a 5055d with only 334 hrs,it was 2 wd not a big tractor,,,12.500 dollars ,,,,looked just right for my playing around,,,my wife is great,she wouldnt have said a word,,,but I Couldnt do it,I m not working much now and she is,,,,I would feel guilty,
larry@stinescorner
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Im not up on prices,,,but the one I liked was a 5055d with only 334 hrs,it was 2 wd not a big tractor,,,12.500 dollars ,,,,looked just right for my playing around,,,my wife is great,she wouldnt have said a word,,,but I Couldnt do it,I m not working much now and she is,,,,I would feel guilty,
Can you check to see what a tractor that size brings new? ,,,just curious ,,Larry
Can you check to see what a tractor that size brings new? ,,,just curious ,,Larry
Mike in Mn.
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And that's a 3/4 ton, would bring twice that around here!
Daryl in PA
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There's one on tractorhouse with 90 hours for 11,300.
Larry: That tractor is imported from India. You can buy them new for right around that $17K figure for a 2wd. So that $12,500 used is not out of line much.
The true blue Deere guys are not a big fan of the India built tractors. They are lacking some features that are common on the other models.
The "D" series is the economy series for the weekend warrior people. For that type of use they work fine but in real heavy farm work they have durability issues.
The JD 5525 MFWD with a loader for $16K was a much better buy even if it had more hours.
The true blue Deere guys are not a big fan of the India built tractors. They are lacking some features that are common on the other models.
The "D" series is the economy series for the weekend warrior people. For that type of use they work fine but in real heavy farm work they have durability issues.
The JD 5525 MFWD with a loader for $16K was a much better buy even if it had more hours.
larry@stinescorner
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hey ,thanks,,,this is a great site,,thanks all for the info. I didnt go with any idea of looking at it,but,,,,it sure did catch my eye
larry@stinescorner
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thanks Daryl,,I just learned a lot,,,send pictures of the apple trees when you get a chance,,,Larry
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