Posted by Olliekid on November 25, 2014 at 18:47:09 from (199.18.204.103):
In Reply to: Re: Tractor Advice posted by Bruce from Can. on November 25, 2014 at 16:44:56:
Since the tractor is local, I know its history, and I guess that is what makes it worth a little more for me. The guy had 2 1855's and an 1850 to make about 50 acres of hay, and occasionally rotate the hay with corn or soybeans. There was a 5 16's plow that the 1850 pulled, but the 1855s were married to the haybine and the round baler. The 1850 did the tillage and raking.
The 1855 I am looking at is in incredible condition. The 3 point looks like it has never been used. The drawbar hole is near perfectly round, the sheet metal is all clean and without rust.
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