Posted by Pair-a-dice farm on September 18, 2015 at 10:32:31 from (162.104.99.87):
In Reply to: Used Tractor prices posted by LAA on September 17, 2015 at 20:05:33:
In north Arkansas tractors that are still used for farm work are still selling fairly well. Old lettered tractors are pretty much scrap prices. If you go over to the delta, especially in the southern area, the prices drop considerably for newer tractors. I could give the reason but it would get me kicked off.
One reason the older 80's models are selling good is because of the electronics on the new tractors. The average age of farmers and ranchers in my area is well into their 60's. We don't get along well with electronics and paying someone to hook up a computer to fix a problem kind of goes against our grain. A mechanic should have dirty fingernails.
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