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Re: John Deere 430 W and 630 T all-fuel


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Posted by Harlan Kruger on February 08, 2009 at 15:54:50 from (75.104.160.37):

In Reply to: Re: John Deere 430 W and 630 T all-fuel posted by DeereValley on February 08, 2009 at 12:35:13:

Cant back values with actual prices deerevalley? 630 mexican All Fuel for sale in the photo ads first $5000, also John William had an american one restored that he wanted $25,000 for. Right now I can buy a 435 mexican on eBay for $4850, the same if not a little less than an american version, and there is a 730 All Fuel, and 630 All Fuel listed here on this site for $5000 each, along with a Mexican 830, a near complete mexican 30 series could be yours for $20,000 just what you told me your mexican 830 was worth alone about a year ago. Maybe you should do as you told me and list it on eBay for $9.99 to "back up the value" as you say. I wish you would get off of your high horse on your precisous taco john tractors. Seems you are the only ones that really want them other wise the ones on here would be sold by now if they were in such demand. And just to recall a previous statement of yours saying somethin to the effect of you dont sell your tractors you OWN them, how many times have you listed tractors on here for sale? didnt you want to OWN them. Ive never meet a more wanna-be know it all about tractors other the deerevalley family


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