Posted by JD Seller on September 08, 2016 at 18:59:04 from (208.126.198.123):
In Reply to: why so cheap posted by larryh on September 08, 2016 at 18:15:56:
The time of the year is wrong right now for anyone involved with farming. Most of the money is out in the field. Also the lower commodity market price is causing people to pull back too. Then the non farm economy is not great either. So the non farm people are money shy now too.
The even bigger thing is there is a generational shift going on. The tractors that the fellows that are now in there 60s/70s 80s are not what most 30s/40s year olds want to collect.
This is why a JD 3020/4020 will bring good money but a JD letter series two cylinder will not being what the tires hardly cost right now. They have to be rare to bring much money right now. I have seen two restored JD "B" sell in the last two weeks. One brought a $1000 and the other $1400. Both had almost new tires and good paint. Those same tractors ten years ago would have brought double that.
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