Posted by charles todd on April 04, 2011 at 19:36:11 from (205.242.95.135):
In Reply to: what to do posted by erkel2 on April 04, 2011 at 18:02:40:
I agree with sflem849. The value is high for scrap. If the tires are loaded, and wise scrap yard will know. I'd not pay $1700/ea for tractor headed to the scrap yard. If they are running tractors, rough or not $1800-$2000 for the pair would be a fair offer. Heck, I just paid $2700 for an A-C 180 that I am working on, drove 700 miles round trip to get, bought new rears, minor parts, and cosmetics, as well as it needs paint! I figure I will have $4000 before I'm done and it's an ORANGE ONE!
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