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Randy hall

10-30-2006 09:52:19




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Could anyone tell me the approx. value of a very low serial # 9 N that has a alum. hood and a belly mought mower.It is not running now ,but has been in a shed.thanks randy




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Henry M

10-31-2006 05:00:51




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 Stole my 8N in reply to Randy hall, 10-30-2006 09:52:19  
According to Del i am feeling bad about stealing my non running real solid not stuck non rust bucket 50 8N with three speed Sherman and cyclone air intake. Oh the rear rims had been replaced recently with new rear tires. The tractor was running fine but then the owner of the property parked it outside and the new owner of the property had a bunch of "mechanics" work on it - you know lots of tape and extra wires etc. it set by a for sale sign on the road for a year. No Bites.

When I tried to buy it when running it was "worth" 3400. I was able to pull the little puppy on the trailer for $600.

Funniest thing is that I did not notice the sherman until I had it in the barn. The previous owner did not have a clue also.

Oh well that compensates just a little for the piles I have lost on other ventures.

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old 9

10-30-2006 17:56:44




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 Re: alum.hood 9N in reply to Randy hall, 10-30-2006 09:52:19  
WOW what a find!! Let us know how it all comes out. As for a value , sky's the limit. My 2 cents worth is anything under 2 grand is a steal.There are still most of the parts you will need out there. Lots Of Luck!!!!! !!! Good Hunting, joe



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Ross Pugh(NC)

10-30-2006 17:13:21




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 Re: alum.hood 9N in reply to Randy hall, 10-30-2006 09:52:19  
Randy, ye need to give Don B at Just 8N's a call and he can help you out on this one as he just bought one like you are talking about. They have a link at this site, I think. What he tells ye can be taken to the bank. Honest man!!!



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Jim.UT

10-30-2006 14:37:57




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 Re: alum.hood 9N in reply to Randy hall, 10-30-2006 09:52:19  
Are you buying or selling? An item like that is probably more collector item than work tractor. As a work tractor it sounds about like what I pay $500 - $1000 for. If it were running then more like $1800 - $2500. But as a collector's item, you're possibly talking about serious money. I've heard of people paying up to $1200 for an aluminum hood if in perfect (ie not cracked or broken) condition....just for the hood! Then if it has 32" rear wheels and tires in good condition (not all rusted and rotted), those can be worth up to $400 for a pair of rims. That's if it's being parted out. If it's being restored it can be worth up to $10,000 if done right, but it may take $10,000 of parts and time to get it to that point.

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9N1411

10-30-2006 14:10:15




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 Re: alum.hood 9N in reply to Randy hall, 10-30-2006 09:52:19  
Check your e=mail



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Jerry Marks

10-30-2006 13:42:15




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 Re: alum.hood 9N in reply to Randy hall, 10-30-2006 09:52:19  
Randy,
The answer to your question has a lot to do with depends, not the diaper type but the figuring type. The value depends upon the reason for not runnin'; out of gas, dead battery, mouse chewed wires, or piston rings rusted to the cylinder walls and frozen up solid. The value depends upon your definition of really low serial number; single digits, double digits, triple digits, and so forth. The value depends upon condition; rustbucket, fair, good, excellent, like new, or mint condition. The value depends upon how much money you have in your pocket that you are willing to part with and how much money the seller wants to see in his wallet. As far as aluminum hood and low serial number goes, if the serial number of the tractor is consistent with the early 9N's that came with aluminum hoods and doglegs, then you have a real collector's item and much of what I have stated above is kind of thrown out the window. The value will be whatever the group of individuals who really want an early 9N are willing to run the price up to. I realize that this is not very specific as to a dollar amount, but then again, that all depends on a lot of things. Hope this helps.
Jerry

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Drmeatman

10-30-2006 13:04:49




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 Re: alum.hood 9N in reply to Randy hall, 10-30-2006 09:52:19  
Don't know how much info I'm allowed to give so I won't give "much" but get in touch with don b if you understand and he can give you a real good appraisel. Now that doesn't hurt anyone does it.



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Ramon

10-30-2006 11:44:03




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 Re: alum.hood 9N in reply to Randy hall, 10-30-2006 09:52:19  
Regional prices are very hard for anyone to "guestimate". When looking at a non-operational tractor, the condition of the rear tires and wheels was always a factor for me. You also don't know the engine block or gear train condition.



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Dell (WA)

10-30-2006 11:40:59




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 Re: alum.hood 9N in reply to Randy hall, 10-30-2006 09:52:19  
Randy..... ..I HATE givin' "values" 'cuz my value scale is NOT yer value scale.

But here goes. Enny NON-RUNNIN' non-rustbuckett N-Tractor is worth about $1500. Non-runnin' rustbucket about $1000. See what I mean?

A good runnin' non-rustbuckett 9N is probably worth about $2000. A fresh paintjob probably adds $500, but I'd rather do the paintjob myself because fresh paint can cover multitude of sins. See what I mean?

Alumnium hood (test with magnet) probably adds about $200 to 9N value, but I'm NOT a collector. Condition of rear ag-bar tires is more important than alumnium hood to me 'cuz ag-bar tires cost about $200 ea..... ...respectfully, Dell, the NON-EXPERT

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