Posted by Madisonbob on May 14, 2018 at 19:11:53 from (174.197.43.68):
In Reply to: Allis Chalmers posted by queenbeejudy on May 14, 2018 at 09:14:57:
In general, the interest in AC tractors has been growing. Lower production models such as D-21, D series diesels and the WD-45 diesels are in demand. The G model is still used by many smaller vegetable growers and in running condition they bring $2500 to $5000 depending on the attachments they have. The WF, (the standard version of the WC) also is t popular and growing in value. WD-45 is still used on many smaller farms, I just sold one for $3000.
Mecum sold a collection of over 300 AC tractors at an auction in Ontario, CN last July. You can view all the prices on the Mecum website. As you will see, many of the lower production models brought good money.
There we hundreds of thousands of Farmall H and John Deere B models produced, but only 6000 WD-45 Diesels were made. Similar situation with D-10 and D-12 models, not many come up for sale. In my opinion these are examples of tractors I would like to own going forward.
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