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Value of old pull type grader. Steel wheels.

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calf

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What is the value of an old steel wheeled pull type grader? Perhaps 6 - 7 ft blade. No seat, just a platform to stand on. Do not know brand. Supposed to operates as it should. Would be used to grade a driveway and similar.

Thanks.

This post was edited by calf on 10/25/2022 at 11:05 pm.
 


I agree that they are lawn art, so even though there is value in the scrap they don't being more than that.
 
I own an Adams leaning wheel grader (about 25 ft long not including the tongue) that i value at 1000$. It is on solid rubber, but of 1925 vintage. Jim
 
I bought this small Russell (bought by Caterpillar in 1928) for 300.oo at an auction in June, Sold it for 1000.oo in September...
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Must be no Amish within 500 mile of you. They want them. Most driveways are on long side and only other option is buy a forecart with 3 point hitch capables and by a 3 point grader blade and you are talking a coulpe of thousand for that setup. And do not work as good.
 
Calf ..... I'm surprised that they don't appear to be worth as much as I thought, well according to the YT crowd anyways. What are your thoughts on the estimates?
 
Thanks for all the replies everyone.

Crazy, I also was expecting higher valuations than a lot are giving, but I did not know, so that is why I am asking.

The one I had in mind is for sale an hour or so south of the twin cities.

Thanks again everyone.


 
Don't remember the make but dad sold one like you describe for a little of nothing about 30 years ago. Something like around 100 or 150.00 It was an old horse model probably with a steel tongue and short for a tractor. They will self adjust unless you tie the wheels as you use it.
 
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