Posted by Tom Fleming on June 15, 2012 at 06:10:51 from (67.20.233.126):
In Reply to: 1939 F-20 worth posted by sdmike on June 14, 2012 at 05:35:48:
The electric start and post hole digger are rare birds and up the price. Consider a clean, running F-20 is around $2k here in Pa. Electric start options add $500 right off the bat. The post hole digger if a true add on and not a farmer engineered option, would bring big bucks. You may find that you will possibly get more $$$ if you sell the post hole differ separately. I would think that collector's would be flocking to have that attachment, but don't necessarily want to buy the whole tractor. Also, selling an F-20 with electric start (especially factory) will bring a few more $$$ than a straight F-20.
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