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What do you all think (about buying a 7000 AC)?
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Posted by Hurst on June 20, 2005 at 18:49:18 from (204.255.227.53):
I will be going to chicago next weekend and have talked my dad into taking a detour through OH to stop by and see the allis 7000 I have had my eye on for a while. I just wanted to get any last minute opinions on this tractor. It is a 79 black belly. The interior of the cab works great, only 1200 hours on an inframe overhaul (that was done like 6 years ago at 4000 hours), has very little blow by, the paint is original and looks great (looks like a shedded tractor), the tires are 75% 18.4 38, has the 540 pto, not any known problems, no weights,5200 total hours. The price he wants is $7500. What do you all think? If it would help I could e-mail a picture. Thanks in advance for the help. Hurst
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