Posted by Bruce(OR) on December 06, 2018 at 19:01:52 from (65.102.27.72):
In Reply to: Tractor trade posted by RusTtrader on December 06, 2018 at 17:24:50:
I have two of each. Would I trade for it? Sure. And incoming cash. Now if the seller desires a straight trade, make the dozer run. If not running, I would offer local scrap value less transport cost. So about $500. That 801 with an FEL, well, I just paid 2600 a year ago or so for a running 871 Demonstrator, painted blue, with an FEL. My non running 801 came with a bassket case diesel engine for $300. Running dozers go around 1500 for something older that dirt right on up. You haven't mentioned what the dozer is. Mine are the Cat Twenty-Two variety. Circa 1937 vintage. One came home, non-running for $500 and the second one came in at $800. So using my math, your trade leaves you light about $2K.
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