Posted by tedregentin on May 28, 2012 at 08:37:37 from (216.110.201.79):
My neighbor and I went and looked at a 3020 JD with a loader that has been sitting for the last four years. Diesel, not a power shift, sheet metal poor. Hit by a tree, steering wheel broken, shifter broken. Rear tires decent. Owner says it was running and had a new clutch shortly before being parked. Loader appears to be in good shape. It has a low exhaust so I assume that there hasn't been water in the engine. Owner is an older gentlemen who retired from farming years ago, and kept one tractor. How does one put a value on such a tractor? The owner is customer at my shop. I want to be fair. Is it even worth fixing, or part it out? I understand that sight unseen it is very difficult to answer this, but just looking for some opinions. Thanks,
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