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What should I ask for my W-9?
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Posted by Dave M on December 08, 2003 at 13:15:11 from (209.217.195.177):
Well i decide to sell my W-9 , but i really am not sure what it is worth. It is a 1950 with the optional live hydraulics that do work. It has brand new rubber on the front and it runs good. it does however foam in the radiator a little but there is no water in the oil or oil in the water or any white smoke coming form the exhaust, idk there may just be some crap in the cooling system. I also replaced the steering box and transmision top because the originals were worn out. The engine is in good shape, you might get a puff of blue smoke once in a great while like after it has sat idling for a while but none other than that. I have 1500 on the a sign on the tractor now but i didnt know what you guys thought it was worth. I'm in NY if that makes a difference. Thanks for any responses. i know that for sale ads go in the classifieds, i'm not tryin to sell anyhting on here, i just wondered waht it was worth. Dave M
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