A nonrunning tractor that old with good tires that he doesn't want to peice out - about $1500 to $2000 tops. Hardly anyone will want the 2 point parts, or the single remote. Basically the only thing of value to most people are the rear wheels and the wide front (and even that is getting somewhat limited) and the value of the scrap iron. A salvage yard will only bid up to 50% of what they can hope to sell the parts for since it will also have to cover their labor to pull the parts.
You are ahead of the game knowing that it was good running tractor before you tear into it. Anyone else will bid on what they can see (tires, scrap iron and front axle) and assume the rest is as shelled out as the engine. Sitting at a consignment auction in its present condition I'd be really surprised if it broke $1500.
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