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How much is a Farmall Regular worth?
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Posted by MD Karl on December 21, 2002 at 15:07:33 from (216.28.208.14):
We have the opportunity to buy a Farmall Regular. It has rubber tires and a hydraulic loader on it. The rims are shot. We think it was a later model regular. We looked inside the engine and nothing seems rusty. It has been sitting outside for a long time but remarkably it doesn't look too bad. It still has that short muffler on it. The guy didn't cut a hole in the sheet metal to put a traditional muffler on it. It hasn't been started for a long time but there is oil in the pan. The loader is hydraulically run. It has a hydraulic unit mounted on it. I'm not exactly sure how the pump is driven. I don't remember the make of the loader either. It is a non running Regular that is rusty. Any ideas are appreciated.
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