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Re: Farmall A Question
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Posted by Kopeck on March 08, 2004 at 10:23:57 from (209.222.212.42):
In Reply to: Farmall A Question posted by Mark(PA) on March 07, 2004 at 16:19:53:
This may seem crazy to all you mid-west folks, but $1500 dollars isn't all that outrageous depending on where you live. Like in my area in Maine, $1500 is the average for a running small letter series tractor (I payed $1350 for my BN). Now that being said, yours sounds like it's in pretty hard shape, so if you do go that route I would try to work the price down. Also, if your not in a rush, I would look for something with built in hydraulics, and maybe a bit bigger. I don't know what other's think but maybe a C/SC/200 etc might be a good fit? (OK, I'll start lurking again, I just felt the need to say something about prices)
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