Posted by BOBM25 on December 05, 2008 at 10:02:44 from (74.218.59.34):
In Reply to: 400 and 450 posted by MIKE W (NY) on December 05, 2008 at 09:16:02:
That piece of metal is a scraper. It's for peeling mud off the tires.
400 gas stuck-$1000 maybe
450 diesel-$2000 if you know the motor runs
Those would the high side numbers in my opinion. Being how you can't hear either tractor run or drive them around you'd have to go by sheetmetal condition and appearance. Make sure stuff hasn't been robbed off them. If the 400 is stuck and ends up having a cracked block, head, etc, you'll wish you hadn't spent that much.
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