Posted by Mike1972chev on March 27, 2012 at 16:46:28 from (99.50.230.92):
In Reply to: Re: Super mta value? posted by sflem849 on March 27, 2012 at 09:18:46:
Well,I guess I am a little tired of getting the F*CK kicked out of me on here,so right now I AM LOOKING AT 3 SUPER M TAs for under $7000.00(Ranging from $5500.00 to $6800.00)These are nice tractors,NOT over the top.HAVE NOT SEEN THEM IN PERSON!
Auctions like those are what might be responsible for setting the bar too high!!!! People see a 2 stage paint job,100 hrs or less original on Barrette Jackson actually GO for $10,000.00, and all the sudden theirs with the manure scoop on it in the barn lot with a flat tire is worth that too,I guess?????
Granted,they ARE NOT concourse "OVERLY restored".(I guess the term "restored" woud have to be defined??? ) Maybee location has SOMETHING to do with it??? A STANDARD Super M TA is NOT that rare!!!!! The diesel is.A High crop is.Serial # 501 IS!!!!! The prototype is!
Buying a tractor is hard to describe in a forum "blog".But some are just worth more than others.
I have seen MANY an MTA go for about $1500.00 over the regular Super M. The TA is more of a "novelty item/collector thing" these days.I passed up on 3 of them to get to my Super M,but I am talking about a working tractor.(NOT a "shower"!)That torque had NO benefits to what I was doing.
I would love to see that photo of that $10,000.00 M TA????
And BTW,YES you can get good money for the diesels in BAD condition,but the engine will financially ruin you!
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