Posted by Dieselrider on May 24, 2009 at 14:07:31 from (174.130.208.147):
In Reply to: INT 574 posted by Kenstrac on May 24, 2009 at 08:48:11:
I always thought they were a very attractive tractor. One time I went and looked at a used one and was pretty disappointed with the machine. It seemed to really move out- faster then I was used to from a farm tractor. Wouldn't go into all the gears and they adjusted it several times while I was there. I can't remember what else was wrong with it but, I was no longer impressed. They are not worth near what this place wanted for one then and one in rough shape wouldn't be worth as much. Maybe $4000 if it was in excellent shape. Maybe $2000 in rougher shape. Work down from there.
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