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Ford 800, what's it worth????
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Posted by Mo in Wi on August 29, 2003 at 21:31:09 from (66.170.66.89):
Hi again and thank you for the replies on the Ford 800 tractor I am considering purchasing. I went and looked at it and found out it is an 860, the owner says it is a 1958 model. It has the 5 speed transmission, and live pto. It has a Wagner loader on it with 2 different buckets. It also comes with 1200# of rear wheel weights, and rear tire chains. It has been converted to a 12 volt system and has a 1 3/8 pto shaft conversion. It also comes with a draw bar. The tachometer does not work, and after running it for about 20 minutes there were a few drops of oil on the pan underneath. Owner says that the hydraulic pumps are probably original and leak very little. Starts right up, and for the past 13 years has been used to pull a brush hog, power a log splitter, and push snow. The paint is not original, but it is very good- a few dents, but no visible rust. Soooo, what's it worth??? P.S. Owner told me several dealers told him to ask $5000, so that is where he is at. Thanks again, Mo
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