Posted by glennster on January 21, 2009 at 11:53:46 from (76.223.245.56):
In Reply to: Price on a Farmall B posted by boomer22 on January 21, 2009 at 09:18:31:
boomer, i'll give you my opinion, for what its worth. only thing i see that would worry me a little is the coolant stain on the engine behind the oil filter. look at it closely to see if the block is cracked. other than that, the tractor has good rubber on it, wheel weights, belt pulley, good tin, battery box ect. doesnt have any lights, but that is no big deal. i would not be uncomfortable paying 600-800 for the tractor as is, not knowing if it runs. parted out, you can easily get your money back. however, if you like the tractor, no big deal to throw some money at it to get it going.
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