Posted by nick m on January 16, 2016 at 09:02:49 from (70.210.69.156):
In Reply to: Buying or Selling? posted by Spudm on January 16, 2016 at 06:47:23:
Bought and sold a David Brown 885g. Was a pain. Made a little money, but not what I thought I would and was for sale for a while.
Bought a claas rotary rake very reasonable and that was for sale for a while before I bought it.
Also bought a deere 4430. Had to pay good money for that, but it's not every day you come across a 1 owner 77 model with 5500hrs in it. I did pay less for that than a 4320 with twice as many hours I wanted to buy at an auction sold for a few weeks before that though.
Seems the 70's-80's era 100hpish good shape tractors are still holding their value here, or even going up a little.
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