You mentioned the lack of a 3 point. With what you currently know about the tractor and the fact that you mentioned the lack of a 3 point you would be better off in the long run with selling it as scrap or a parts tractor and getting something just a little newer with a 3 point. Figure 1200 for rubber and 700 or so for an after market 3 point. So that would make that tractor worth about 1900 not including anything else like a battery, cables or carb rebuild if there is nothing really wrong with the engine. Most areas you can buy a running H with ok rubber for under 1500.
But the sense of saving an old tractor from the scrapper is worth something too.
You have to decide. I don't really care for the H or M but a lot of guys have em and use em. In the H power size I like the little Fords and in the M size and larger something with dual remotes and power steering for me.....maybe I can get lucky and trade that old M of mine sometime next spring! 504 row crop would be nice!
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