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Re: Big tractor values
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Posted by JW on March 12, 2003 at 19:32:14 from (64.209.38.20):
In Reply to: Big tractor values posted by Big Jim on March 12, 2003 at 09:43:31:
Big horsed tractors usually run less than expected. Most people who would have a use for something that big usually has one or will trade up for a bigger. Most of the mid sized tractors that seem high are sought by those people who have less than 30 acres of workable land. I have had many oppertunities to get a 200+hp tractor cheap but that size would mean that I have to do alot of cutting and opening up my roads more than they are now, and my gates would not support a dual wheeled rear axle because they aren't wide enough. They are too big for what is sought at the auctions.
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