IH WD 40/ IH Super M, and some old new stock Cat and John Dr

Uwe(James) · Sep 18, 2010

Was still wondering if anybody new an approximate value of an International Harvester WD 40 and a Super M, have only had 1 reply with an actual number for the WD, which was $13,500, was curious if anybody else could clarify or new of an approximate value for these. Also I have a bunch of Old/New stock parts for, Cats, Internationals, and a few John Deere's, If anyone is looking for a particular part please let me know and if I have it I'll get back to you ASAP!

Thanks,
James

Ethan Chamberlain · Sep 18, 2010

wd 40 should be about 2500-3500, depending on condition. Super M should be 1500-3500 depending on condition as well. what kind of nos parts do you have for an international?

Goose · Sep 18, 2010

I just came from an auction of a collection of Farmalls, mostly various H's, M's, and Super M'. Some nicely restored, some not. Most went in the $3,000 to $5,000 range.

A nicely restored 1954 Super H TA, wide front, two point, went for $7,100. I didn't realize they ever put a TA in a Super H.

All I bought was a 6' shredder.

rustyfarmall · Sep 18, 2010

(quoted from post at 12:10:22 09/18/10) I just came from an auction of a collection of Farmalls, mostly various H's, M's, and Super M'. Some nicely restored, some not. Most went in the $3,000 to $5,000 range.

A nicely restored 1954 Super H TA, wide front, two point, went for $7,100. I didn't realize they ever put a TA in a Super H.

All I bought was a 6' shredder.

They didn't put a TA in a super H. What you saw was a Farmall 300 with H sheet metal and fuel tank.

I'd say all of those tractors brought about twice what they are worth.

Donnie Baker · Sep 18, 2010

They didn't, somebody a few years back put the back half of a 300 on a late SH and dubbed it a SHTA now numerous copies have been done so it is really nothing unique.

I hope the person who paid 7000 for the tractor realizes what he bought is not a rare item

I gotta go

gordey · Sep 18, 2010

A wd40 is a rare tractor and worth around 10k, they did put a ta in a few H's but they are scare, most of them are put togethers.

Goose · Sep 18, 2010

My thoughts, too.

A neighbor of mine bought a plain unrestored H for $1800, and that was about the lowest price for the tractors. I thought that was a bit steep for that particular tractor.

Anonymous-0 · Sep 19, 2010

Maybe they're worth the big bucks cause they don't rust. Dave

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