Tractor value???

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Eldon (WA)

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• Apr 22, 2015

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A customer emailed me asking what this tractor is worth. Her husband died in January and she needs to sell it. I assume it is just a regular C?? They seem to be priced pretty high on TractorHouse, and that is with no weights and a narrow front. She says it runs good.

 

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Bryce Frazier

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• Apr 22, 2015

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Yes, it is just a C.

I would LOVE to own it.

I sold mine (sadly) about 2 months ago, in a little better shape than that, with good rear tires, weights, and a FLAWLESS Wide Front for $800, and I think that was "fair" for both parties, I was asking $1000.

They are a killer good tractor, for being a little guy. I think that is a $500-700 machine...

I would give $300 for it RIGHT now!!

Hope that helps... Bryce

 

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Wayne in MN

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• Apr 22, 2015

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This is a Super C. The clutch pedal is curved; a C would have straight pedals.

 

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Bryce Frazier

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• Apr 22, 2015

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Yep! You are right! I was thinking it was the other way around... Here is my C, with a straight pedal:
<image src="http://forums.yesterdaystractors.com/photos/mvphoto19691.jpg"/>

And my Super C with the curved pedal...

<image src="http://forums.yesterdaystractors.com/photos/mvphoto19692.jpg"/>

 

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gab

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• Apr 22, 2015

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Super C , looks like inner and outer frt weights, never seen that before, they're worth some money, nice grill, wide frt. Haven't paid any attention to e bay for a few years but I think the frt weights were going for about $200 a set, the grill might go 400 if it's as nice as it looks and people give crazy money for them hard steering wide frts.

 

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State of Jefferson

Member

• Apr 22, 2015

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The paint's MIA. The wiring looks questionable. But if it truly does run good, with the wide front, I'd say it's a $12-
1700 machine.

Ben

 

formerly ny bill

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• Apr 23, 2015

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$1000-1200. tires don't add to value. the weights and wide front are generally pluses, though the wf takes a half acre to turn around. tin looks straight. no fast hitch.

 

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bill mart

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• Apr 23, 2015

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doesn't look like its moved since at least year judging from the dead grass underneath it. Bill

 

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Traditional Farmer

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Virginia

• Apr 23, 2015

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Pretty clean old gal,the wide tires on the back and mud grips hurts its value but someone
fixing it up would replace them anyway.If I had here I'd be looking for around $2000-$2500 price it up or down from that depending on how quickly I'd want to sell it.

 

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Pair-a-dice farm

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• Apr 23, 2015

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In my neck of the woods it might sell for $6-800, if it ran good.

 

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NoNewParts

Member

• Apr 23, 2015

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Super C
$1000-$1500 here in the condition it's in.

If I was buying.....I might go to the 1500 to get it.
nice tractor. equipped good.

If I owned it, I wouldn't sell, but if
I had to....it would take $2000 to get it away from me..
as it sits.
Tuned up, cleaned up, prettied up.....far more.
Again, that looks like a nice tractor....don't give it away.

 

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stonerock

Member

• Apr 23, 2015

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$500.00 tractor in central ohio

 

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hd6gtom

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• Apr 23, 2015

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co worker bought 1 like it without the front weights--from the original owners brother gave $500.00 for it, tires were replaced about 10 years ago, they look new. It runs good.

 

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jeffcat

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• Apr 23, 2015

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You better hope there was a soup can on the top of the stack!

 

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gab

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• Apr 23, 2015

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I gave $850 for mine in 1992 and the sheet metal wasn't in that nice of condition. Middle steering shaft bearing is on upside down and kind of looks like the rear weight is inside out on the one pictured. Those are really a handy tractor, we had a new 1953 with fasthitch with a sickle mower, rear blade, loader, planter, cultivator and 2 bottom plow. The only thing it didn't wear out was the plow but wore out 2 or 3 loaders. Started to collect implements for mine but they're hard to find.

 

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RN

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• Apr 23, 2015

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$500.00 as soon as it is demonstrated to start and run. Auctioneer would make that as a minimum/start bid, what happens afterwards depends on bidders but $1000.00 plus wouldn't surprise me. Couple points to counter the faded paint- that looks like a 12 volt alternator rig at side and the lights look clear and clean, front tire lined up good with backs so might have been a 'working' tractor until owner died, might have been the 'garden plow' tractor also. Any implements that it used like a set of cultivators for garden? Loader? Even as a wagon hauler it would be useful and lots of Little Genius plows around for garden work. RN

 

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texasranger

Member

• Apr 23, 2015

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650 I paid about 800 for mine which is a super c and it was in better condition.

 

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mkirsch

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• Apr 23, 2015

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Tires DO add value, if they are good, and detract from the value if they are bad. Those rears look rotten and the fronts are old truck tires, so no value added for the tires here.

You're looking at &lt;$1000 for that tractor as it sits even if it runs.

 

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ih_bug

Member

• Apr 24, 2015

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super C curved clutch pedal , gap under the fuel tank and disk brakes.