Posted by Tom Fleming on May 29, 2011 at 04:08:55 from (75.225.49.163):
In Reply to: tractor price posted by cazzhrdwd on May 28, 2011 at 19:13:49:
In addition to what has been said, especially for the F-series tractors, it also has to do with qualtity and climate. In the east, humidity is a big factor. Tractors rust away to the point they cannot be restored, and often are marginal for parts. Out west, it is a much drier climate, and things sitting out side don't rust away nearly as quickly.
I have posted before, but try to find a decent F-30 out here in Pa for a reasonable price. You can't do it. and if you do find one, they want big $$$ for it. I cry when I seen the F-30's for sale out in Iowa, Nebraska, wyoming, Kalifornia, etc for cheap, cheap, cheap. It would cost me more to haul it than it would for the tractor.
Want an F-20 here in Pa? They are almost giving them away. F-12's? A dime a dozen. More A's, B/Bn's, and C's than you can shake a stick at. Cub's are as comon as field mice.
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