Posted by Banditfarmer on July 29, 2014 at 18:29:47 from (75.186.9.25):
I have a tractor that I am going to sell soon. It has one new tire on the back and the other one is 1/2 tread and smaller than the new one so it sits funny. The fronts are shot and I had planed on replacing them with new ones but I am wondering if it would be worth it to bite the bullet and buy a new one for the back to match the other one and then sell it or is it worth it or not? The new back tire is about $500 plus mounting so another $650 in the tractor worth having all new rubber on it to sell? The tractor is original never painted sheet metal is good and strait and about 3500 hours on a 54 horse gas engine oh and the paint is not that bad to be a 1969 model tractor. Would you put tires on it or not to sell it? Bandit
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