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Re: Re: JD420Crawler

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Posted by Billy Vandiver on September 23, 1998 at 20:28:33:

In Reply to: Re: JD420Crawler posted by Chris Ruggiero on September 20, 1998 at 19:21:54:

: : I was wondering if anyone knew what a 420 crawler
: : would be worth. It has a straight after market blade.
: : No PTO. Any information you might have, I would really appreciate.
: Your information is very vage.One needs to know the condition of your crawler espesially the bottom end or the equipments undercarrage. Sheetmetal condition is also important. A collector or hobbiest might overlook certain flaws and pay top dollar just to park it next to their " good condition" crawler to have spare parts. A tractor like yours in running condition can fetch between $2500 and $4500 dollars. I seen some as high as $5500 and $7000. Too bad it wasn't a model MC. I seen them for $12000!

Chris,
whats your email address again. i lost it
bv

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: : : : I was wondering if anyone knew what a 420 crawler : : : would be worth. It has a straight after market blade. : : : No PTO. Any information you might have, I would really appreciate. : : Your information is very vage.One needs to know the condition of your crawler espesially the bottom end or the equipments undercarrage. Sheetmetal condition is also important. A collector or hobbiest might overlook certain flaws and pay top dollar just to park it next to their " good condition" crawler to have spare parts. A tractor like yours in running condition can fetch between $2500 and $4500 dollars. I seen some as high as $5500 and $7000. Too bad it wasn't a model MC. I seen them for $12000! : Chris, : whats your email address again. i lost it : bv

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