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Re: Re: FARMALL M
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Posted by medfarm on April 29, 2000 at 21:11:23 from (209.162.28.119):
In Reply to: Re: FARMALL M posted by Dick Davis on April 29, 2000 at 02:32:42:
Dick
I agree with your response. Out here in the San Joaquin valley of central California, Farmall M's are as prevelant as Bermuda grass and Johnson grass. A non-running M (90% complete and slightly stuck, HA,HA)is worth $35 per ton for scrap, about $80 to 100, excluding the tires. On the high side, the M is worth about $200. I bargined with my dairyman neighbor over a M tractor and a M cotton picker. The final price was $325. I have 3 complete M single row cottonpicker tractors which are used for parts. If a person is going to completely restore a Farmall for show or farm work, the initial purchase price of a non running tractor is only about 5 to 15% of the total restoration cost. Ray
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