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Posted by Karl M on June 03, 2005 at 13:01:19 from (64.136.49.225):
I am looking at purchasing a International 340 Utility tractor. This tractor was repainted 2 years ago and looks very good. It runs excellent from what I have seen and all the gears work. It has a working TA, PTO, rear fast hitch and a bucket with live power up/down w/ a trip bucket. I know the mechanic that has finished working on it for a distributor problem and he says it is a sound machine. It also comes with a set of chains for the rear tire. Tires will last me for as long as I will need it. The look about 80%. New rings were put in a couple of years ago because it started to blow a little blue smoke. My question is, how do you know how much it is worth? Is there some sort of guide book to at least give you a ball park idea? He is asking $3700.00. Is this to much?
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