Posted by 1130Leo on April 19, 2015 at 17:39:30 from (76.226.200.175):
Watching the tractors yesterday, 1850 oliver $1750.00 John deere 4840 - $8000.00 Minniapolis moline RT100 - $800.00 Oliver 66 - $1,750.00 John Deere 2840 - $3,000.00 Deutz 8006 - $5,200. Almost positive the John Deere 4840 was not sold, seller bought back. Which left the Deutz as the highest priced tractor of the day, unfortunate for me, as I bought the Deutz. Based on how the prices on the others was going I thought I was going to get a deal... Still pretty happy with it, engine has less than 300 hours on rebuild, runs great, clutch, steering, brakes and trans all seem very tight. Have a manual ordered, need to figure out all the levers and shift pattern, can't read the pattern on the left hand side, had a bit of fun figuring out fwd lo, hi, and reverse, appears there may be a fwd lo, med, hi?
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