Posted by David R Inman on January 25, 2014 at 11:55:40 from (150.135.210.79):
In Reply to: auction posted by ohiojim on January 25, 2014 at 09:49:07:
For the Arizona market, the 8N is $1000 to $2000 under priced for JUST the tractor! (IF you even FOUND the plow, its not worth much more than its scrap price around here)
Also, in Arizona, $1900 is about the most a H or a M Farmall is EVER worth unless its some real special variant (Super or not). The crazy horse people think the H and M are too big, so the little stuff, Ford N's, Farmall A's, B's, C's and Cub's bring $3000 or more.
Only 'cause its green the JD A probably would have brought at least $1000 more around here.
And I don't know much as tho what that later model stuff would bring-most of the farmers are still using there new generation 10 and 20 series JD's!
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