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Re: How much is an Oliver 1750 worth?
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Posted by nwb on March 04, 2004 at 14:41:27 from (63.155.180.33):
In Reply to: How much is an Oliver 1750 worth? posted by Kirk on March 04, 2004 at 06:08:54:
Tractor prices of that HP range vary. I would guess between $3&8000. Not much of a guess. Start at $3,000. Add for wide front, diesel,tires,weights,2 hyd.outlets, and overall condition of the tractor. Since a loader is involved does is have a hyd. bucket? And what kind of bucket? More than one bucket? What size bucket? You have quite a bit of HP so you need a heavy, well built loader. Some of these things may not be important to you, but remember it still counts on resale. If you supply some more details I'm sure some guys with more knowledge can give you a better estimate. One more thing. I sold a Oliver several years ago because of difficulty getting parts. I had to order everything and the dealer would order the wrong parts. The tractor often set for 2 weeeks to a month. Make sure you have a good dealer in the area.
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