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Re: Farmall Tractor Value for Estate Sale
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Posted by Curtis Hargus on May 05, 2007 at 19:59:25 from (64.12.117.8):
In Reply to: Farmall Tractor Value for Estate Sale posted by Curtis Hargus on April 30, 2007 at 22:42:26:
I forgot the camera and remembered to late to turn around due to distance traveled so I don't have the picture I promised. Maybe next week if that becomes a necessity. I found the original owners manual and have learned it is a Model F-12 Farmall. The owners manuel is titled McCormick-Deering-Farmall Tractor. I was amazed at how informative the manual is. It lists all the parts with numbers and some "how to" information. I also have the serial number for the tractor (FS 20985). From my dad's notes the tractor was overhauled in 1954 with parts from the owners manual documented by my dad ($ 72). The tractor does not have the original iron tires---they are rubber. One tire in the back is almost new and holding air, the other will probably need to be replaced. The front tire appears to be in good shape as well. The engine has been sheltered from the weather and I believe with some cleaning will startup. The tractor paint is not good but the rust is superficial and could be cleaned up and painted. We may have a member in the family interested and we have some people from outside who have expressed and interest as well. I would be most apppreciative if anyone could give me some guidance as to what a fair price would be for both buyer and seller. Thank you so much.
Curtis Hargus
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