Posted by JD Seller on July 15, 2013 at 23:21:53 from (208.126.196.144):
In Reply to: 720 diesel and a G posted by Jake Knochel on July 15, 2013 at 05:34:14:
Jake you are 10-15 years too late. The big money for JD 20 series two cylinders was then. Everyone was building their collections. The "hot" tractors now are the new generation tractors.
The market right now on your JD 720 diesel, Standard, pony start would be more in the $7500 range. The lack of three point and the pony motor really hurt the resale on them. Many of today's collectors want a tractor they can do something with. That may be move some snow or use a rotary cutter but they want to be able to use it. The lack of three point really hurts. Also the Pony start is a killer price wise. Many guy don't understand how to start them and want nothing to do with them.
The collectors for a tractor like your is not a guy that grew up on one. He has an non farm income that allows him to buy expensive toys. He wants some comforts on his toys. That is the drag on the pony motor and the non three point.
Also on your JD "G" the market dropped on them about 5 years ago. The tractor pullers where driving that market up and they have switched to other things. So one like yours would be hard pressed to break $5000 in todays market.
I looked up your ads. You just state that they run good. You do not say they have been gone through. It makes it sound like they have just be painted not restored.
I hope you get them sold but I think you will have to really come down in price to get it done. The big money requires them to be rare. Yours are not common but are not rare either.
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