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Farmall H and M values??????
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Posted by Paul in WI on December 17, 2004 at 11:50:57 from (24.94.244.67):
I was informed by an elderly lady she has two tractors she would like to sell. A Farmall H and a Farmall M. Neither tractor has been run since 1991, when her husband died, but they are stored in a shed. The general condition looks ok but would still require alot of work to make them look nice. What would be a fair price to offer her for these? I guess I would be concerned about the engines being seized up and/or dry rotted gaskets leaking and costing me alot of money to replace. Will also need carbs overhauled. I have no idea what kind of money it is going to take to replace gaskets and overhaul carbs so I am unsure of what to offer. Thank you.......
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