As far as price the market for anything sets the price so that takes care of itself over time.Now I may or may not choose to get into that market at that price and I'm priced out of the 10-20 year old tractor market by choice.What I do is try to buy the oldest and simplest tractor and implement that will get the job done for me on the farm and usually thats the cheapest and easiest to work on piece too.I have a lot of brands of tractors but have moved toward Olivers and Fiat built tractors lately because 1)I've found several at a good price I could fix whatever was wrong with them and 2)They for me are some of the easiest to work on tractors around.I'm not interested in any tractor with a lot of electronics,my idea of electrical on a tractor is one wire alternator and a way to turn it on/off and start it from the seat(LOL).BTW if you walk thru any dealership shop these days you'll see many that are being torn apart to work on are the ones 5-10 years old and even newer.
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