The common tractors just are not selling well. There value has been dropping over the past ten years. The decline is accelerating. The smaller mass produced ones are really taking hits. The IH "H", IH 'C', the AC "C".AC "B",AC WD, JD Styled "B", and others will hardly bring more than $1000 with good tires. The models that where not as common will still bring fair money but not crazy money. JD "H", AC "G", both will still sell well. You can't hardly give a Case Vac away here.
The models with out a factory three point hitch just do not sell very well. The IH Cub just does not have enough power to really do much these days. Riding lawn mowers have 25 HP now.
The generational shift is taking it toll too. The fellows that grew up with the models we are talking about are dying off. The next generation is not as interested in the small tractors. They are collecting the "BIG" horses. Know of a IH 1066 with 2972 original hours brought $27K. So there is money out there but it is not going to the tractors that used to be common sellers.
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