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Value of a International 370 disk - 14 foot

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What is the value of a good International 370 wheel disk I would like to sell? I just don't see enough of them to be able to determine the current price. It is a 14 foot model. Decent blade diameter. No broken blades. All of the bearings are good. Good tongue and hitch. Overall a good disk. Seems like people like the International disks. What was the difference between a International 37 and a 370 besides age? Thanks.
 
According to you it's rare, according to me it's scrap value. Advertise it at a ridiculous price and sooner or later you'll land a sucker.
 
You can check the "asking prices" at Tractorhouse.

Not much difference between a 37 and 370. The newer model has a little heavier frame, and a different hitch set-up.

I've got a 10' 37 w/ nearly new blades, good bearings, etc that I only had to pay $200 for a couple years ago.

Ben
 
Looney, I don't see it as rare. They are just not as common on farm sales around here. At the same time it seems like wildlife food plot people, acreage people, and small farmers are increasing the demand for a good small disk. I think they are probably worth more than they were 10 - 15 years ago.
 
I would certainly think it would be worth $400 to $600 depending where you are. I would certainly be interested if it were close to western Ohio.

Gene
 
It's hard to say, in the last year I've seen that size disc bring anywhere from $300 to $800. If it was 10' or smaller it would probably sell for more. I bought a 20' 480 IH disc with nearly new blades, good cylinder and 3 new tires for $975 last spring. At the same sale a 8' 3pt home made disc sold for over $1000.
 
Anywhere near MN? Been thinking about a replacement for the old 12ft Case I have now.
 
andy I don't know what it is really worth, but they are a good small farm disc. The main difference between the 37 and 370 is the 370 had open bottoms on the bearing hangers so you dont have to take the hangers off the frame to replace bearings or blades. Dale
 
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