RUN FAST I took one in on trade,, allowed 2500.00 for it,, it had a nice Allied loader with grapple on it,, I was going to junk the tractor and sell loader as it was worth a grand more than I allowed on trade then,, a guy came in and really wanted it bad,, I told him it was a pile of junk,, but he insisted on buying it,, I got 3500.00 and had to haul it to his place about 5 miles from my shop,, he ran it a year maybe two just to move round bales,, he worked on it constantly,, starter, hyd leaks, charging system ect,, then the whole front axle snapped off,, he offered it back to me for 500.00 with the loader,, I did not even want to haul it home again,, another guy I know who fixes/buys sells a few tractors a year picked it up for 300.00,, I sold him the full set of service manuals and parts books I had for it for another 300.00 when he welded the front axle back on and took it to a consignment auction two States away,, said it was the worse investment he ever made but was dang glad to see it gone, I could have bought four of five of the 825 fwa models I think they was from a ranch who bought them new, all had less than 600 hours on them,, they wanted 1500.00 each for them,, I laughed,,, told them to take them to a auction far far away junk from the word go
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