Posted by redforlife on August 29, 2022 at 10:24:47 from (174.210.168.88):
In Reply to: low prices posted by Hoofer B on August 29, 2022 at 07:32:40:
Tractors from the early 50's and before, aren't bringing what they use to, from what I can see. Unless they are a rare low production collector piece or something. Just run of the mill tractors from that era, have really fell off.
No live PTO and hydraulics hurts them, as suggested. But, ... thier age is also hurting them too!!! People collecting stuff that they remember as a kid, those types of people have moved up into stuff from the 60's and what not. That usually reflects what the 65 year olds remember when they was growing up. Not the 95 year olds. 95 year olds aren't at auctions buying run of the mill stuff from when they was a kid. Most of them took a number and are in cemeteries, and not holding a buyers number.
It's kind of sad, but it's just the way the test of time works.
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