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Re: Are Tractors Getting Stale??
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Posted by dave from MN on September 29, 2005 at 05:50:46 from (67.2.202.127):
In Reply to: Are Tractors Getting Stale?? posted by Crooked Furrow In IL on September 29, 2005 at 05:25:55:
In central MN most tractors are holding pretty well. Any IH or JD over 70 HP are getting at least $5000 regarless of the year. JD 730 deisels seem to be selling between $7000-$10000. Father in law borrowd his trailer to a guy that bought a SMTA for $4000 yesterday. Anythingf in a dealer lot seems to be way up there. I do think as the market for small implements that require live hyd and pto and 3 pt continues to grow, older tractors will fade out as a hobby tractor. There is a guy a few miles from me that buys every farmall H-450 he can get his hands on. He throws on a cheap ,almost burgandy,paint, a loader, chains and some weights. He sells them around the tri state area like hot cakes. He must have over 30 of them right now. He does part out an awful lots of h's though.
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