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Posted by Glen in TX on February 13, 2007 at 13:23:23 from (208.246.9.120):
In Reply to: cheep power posted by otto stook on February 13, 2007 at 09:16:47:
That's about the average used condition auction price for them old fuel hogs and has been for a while. 1066 and 1086 bring more because popular size and use less fuel. Any of the larger hp older tractors look cheap till the engine fails or other needs work and then you can spend more than they will ever be worth in a hurry and have to work hard to ever recoup what you spent when you could have bought something a few years later for a bit more and in the long run spent about the same with less headaches.
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