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Waterloo
Boy N Chain Steer. Original and should be easy to have running again as
last ran few years back. Midwest. $70,000 obo.
A 1934 with a General Purpose tag, open fan shaft and early stamped
#411466. Recently restored, new tires too, parade ready. On rear
steel with Texas sand fronts steel NE. $9,900.
A 1935 open fan shaft, Serial #414300. Restored, rear steel, cutoff fronts on new tires. Midwest. $9,000.
A Hi-Crop 1951 Gas. Restored nice. Midwest. $27,000. (SOLD)
AO needs restored. Runs, carb. currently off. Exterior avg. to fair. AZ. $1,700.
AO 1935 unstyled with brass plate. Ag shop went thru trans. and some other things and put some of it back together so what’s shown together in pictures as all been gone through and was expensive to get overhauled. Came originally from Oregon where it previously had been in a 100 year flood. Midwest. Getting price and pictures soon.
AOS- 1937. Recent repairs with replaced rad. core, sandblasted rims and hubs then rear hubs painted. Will run and still needs work to be made nice/show. 1 of 820 made. $9,000.
AR 1936 unstyled and old restoration that runs good. Flat rear spokes, front round spokes. Rare to find hand turning brakes. NW Wis. $6,000.
AR unstyled that will run but needs new radiator core (fan broke through radiator) and 1-2 other things. Rear wheels widened for logging. Front factory spokes. NJ. $2,000 firm.
B 1935 brass tag. Older parade restored. Cutoff flat spokes and round front cutoffs on NEW tires. MN. $3,600.
BN 1936 unstyled CA stuck on round spokes rear, with cultivators. $7,000 (SOLD)
BN 1936. Restored 4-5 years ago. Nice with New Tires, fenders, factory rear spokes. Factory BN #18696. Midwest. $9,000.
BN 1936. Runs real good, on steel. Factory BN #26293. CA. $6,500.
BN 1937 long frame. Runs and drives very good. New tires and New hood. Serial #43280. Salinas, CA area. $4,900 firm.
BN 1938 unstyled in Midwest. Originally shipped to Scottsbluff, NE. Factory flat or round spokes with cast front single wheel. Has power lift. Midwest. $6,000
BN styled 1948. Runs good and farm just doesn’t use anymore. Serial #218612. South of San Francisco area. $2,900 obo (farm is also going to have us sell 2-3 Farmall H's).
BNH styled 1940's carcass with good serail tag. Rear end housing is there with axles cut. Midwest. $1,250.
BW 1937 short frame. Restored with New tires, factory rear spokes, fenders. Serial #33328. Midwest. Taking offers.
BO Lindeman - southern California. Coming soon by lat August with details and price.
BR on Steel. 1936. Restored. On steel. East coast. $8,500.
D Spoker. 1925 Spoker. It’s loose and turns overs but we are pretty sure the engine is going to need to be redone. Has its correct magneto that is not on it and the exhaust and intake are off it too currently. It is fully complete though there may be a few other things off it. Correct air cleaner and carb.. Early 1925 Serial # 31455. AZ. $16,000 firm.
D Spoker. 1925 Spoker Restored. On steel. Serial # 34437. East coast. $24,000 obo.
D Spoker. 1926. Restored nice. MS. $26,000 obo. (SOLD).
D 1926 unstyled Nickel D. Complete, Engine Loose, Good Straight Tin Work, Steel Wheels, Serial # 41808 Midwest. Taking offers. (also have a 10' John Deere Binder and a seperator too not made by John Deere).
G unstyled 1938. #4850. Parade ready, painted 5 years ago with new tires. Midwest. $8,000.
G unstyled 1938. #5639. Parade ready, painted 5 years ago with overhaul and new tires. KY. $7,000.
GM 1945 # 16395. Average restoration, fenders. Electric start. Condition 7.5 out of 10. Need fenders replaced if one wishes. Looks good from a distance, runs great. AZ. $4,500.
GPO - coming this winter in KS restored. $17,000 obo.
GPWT – coming this winterl. KS.
H
1939 hand-start with single front wheel. #3000 serial
range. Nice paint, runs great, ready for parades. Loaded
with PTO, Hydraulics, 2 Row Lister. No. of Dallas, TX.
$4,500
NEW -$20,000 less updated 8/15 price!
HNH out west. Older restored. 1 of only 37 made. Will need carb. cleaned and new tires for show. Now $40,000 obo. (now SOLD).
L unstyled 1938 in PA. Serial # 621139 so the 139th one ever made. Starts and runs great. Tires are brand new front and rear both. But the rear wheels are regular L wheels, not unstyled L with the ovals in them. This 1938 unstyled L also has cultivators. Has a ding in the top radiator tank which I know someone who can get that out. Starts and runs good. Has been in same family for over 30 years. Price is $7,000 obo
(if anyone has a set of correct un. L rear wheels let me know. And there is also though a Allis G with Belly Mower there too. It runs good and was in fact overhauled within the last 3 years or less. 1949 Serial #14470. Is used on occasion to mow a runway but now this last year they bought a commercial mower. Price for both tractors is just $8,500. The Allis by itself is at $3,900 which is a fair market value for those.)
LI Industrial Yellow. With tag. New front tires, original rear tires. Recent paint. MN. $4,600.
62
model. Midwest. Excellent Original, All Correct, Runs
Great.. $42,000. Midwest. 1 of just 78 made.
NUMBER SERIES - Early Numbers, 20 Series and 30 Series:
40-V Nice in PA. $12,000 obo.
60-O All-Fuel Orchard project. NY. (SOLD).
60-O Gas Orchard. 1954. Restored good. AZ. $20,000.
60
Gas with round axle wide front, Power Steering. Sarts and runs
good, Rims all solid with fairly good tires and rear rims and
wheels are oversize. Power steering is one finger. Rockshaft on
back. Tractor has been gone through. KS. $3,600.
320-U 1958 yellow in NY. $15,000 obo. (SOLD)
320-U
Utility 1957 in TX. Original green, runs good. 1 of
716 made. #322037. By Dallas at $15,000 obo.
330-S John Deere. Beautifully restored 1959 John Deere 330-S in no. Miss. at Oxford, MS. Serial # 330284. We
got it from a estate and am passing it along at a great price.
Has a very nice perfect replacement serial tag on it and the tag # and
original block have been certified and verified by John Deere that
they match and are correct for this 330S tractor as Serial #330284. Spin out rear wheels. Video available too. $23,000. (SOLD 8/12)
420-U project, but running Holt forklift in NY for $16k obo. Only 25 made all together. This is a 1958 slant steer and one of the few survivors.
420-I coming late fall. 1958 Slant Steer restored $13,000 obo. 1957 restored $11,500 obo.
420-S
1958 Slant Steer. 1 of 1,069 made. Spin out rims, Live
PTO, 70% tires, good sheet metal, ready to work original.
#131940. TN $5,500.
430-W. Good running, average or
better looking tractor with Live PTO. 3-Point, spin outs. Just
listed 8/5 in SC/FL area. Only $3,900.
435 Diesel
440-I Gas yellow with Loader. Runs good – power steering isn’t working and steers hard therefore currently. No 3-Point on these and bucket is rusted through. All gears sound good and starts and runs good. KS. $3,200.
620 gas row crop with narrow front. Engine loose with 3-Point. Power steering. 1957 # 6206464. Ran good 6 years ago when parked. Sheet metal real good. $2,500. (SOLD)
630
John Deere All-Fuel Monterrey, MEXICO factory Tractor. 1 of 186
all-fuels. 3-Point, no top link. Since a rare Mexico made
tractor no power steering and maybe no PTO. Standard seats, not
float rite. Stuck engine, narrow front. Midwest. $6,000.
720 John Deere all-fuel Hi-Crop. Running, but unrestored. 1 of only 12 made. Good verified tag. $105,000 obo.
720 John Deere D Hi-Crop, Pony Start. Runs but needs restored. IN. $29,500 obo.
730
John Deere All-Fuel Monterrey, MEXICO factory Tractor. 1 of 177
all-fuels. 3-Point, no top link. Since a rare Mexico made
tractor no power steering and maybe no PTO. Standard seats, not
float rite. Stuck engine, narrow front. Midwest. $6,000.
730 John Deere D Hi-Crop, Electric Start. Restored. IN. $55,000.
BIG STANDARDS:
In
AZ have sets of original running 20 series Standards to chose from
several 620,720,820 Standards for $30,000 you choice and some have
3-Points and adj. wide fronts.
Also there have sets of original
running 30 series Standards to chose from several 630,730,830 Standards
for $35,000 you choice and some have 3-Points and adj. wide fronts.
70 LP Standard. Coming soon. 1 of 336 made, factory manual steering and rockshaft. Good runner.
730
LP Standard. 1 of only 220 ever made. Runs Excellent, Very
Nice with even rarer adj. square wide front and 3-Point
both. New Paint this month. TX. $16,500.
730
Gas Standard. 1 of 292 made. 1958. Average
original look. Runs like a top. 3-Point. TX / LA
area. $9,500 obo.
80 Diesel Standard. 1956. New tires front and back, tin excellent. Fenders no rust or maybe 1-2 very small dings if any. Just needs is paint if you wish. Has PS, tach doesn't work, oil pressure good. This
tractor is in great condtion and runs great too. The motor has on it a
rebuilt 830 fuel pump system put on and injectors were all gone through
too. The transmission had new bearings put
in 2 years ago. It has a cab for it free that goes with it if you want
it or to haul it back. Power Steering that is average for a 80, oil pressure is perfect normal and big motor runs very strong. Was
used for tractor pulling and is loaded up with wts. and this came in
from an estate and is now back at the shop that did the transmission on
it 2 years ago. No PTO but dual hydraulics. Runs
very strong. The main cosmetic needs are minor: Grill screen
needs change, not right muffler on it, tach cable is bad so doesn’t
work and needs a steering wheel. But has 4 all New tires all around with ½ bar tires on back as you can see. Fenders have no rust. Fenders very straight and sheet metal is too. Original paint. Brakes and clutch work good and the generator is rebuilt on it. 1956 Serial # 8000777. AZ. $9,200 firm.
820
Diesel Standard with Pony Motor. Big motor runs very
good. Black dash 1958 model. Good Power Steering and
brakes. PTO and remotes. Central TX. $7,000. (SOLD)
830 Electric Start 1959. Except for the paint it is “as good as new.” New 26” tires rear and new tires front all around too. Dual remotes, PTO. Starter just rebuilt. No smoke at, tinwork is perfect. No wear really at all and real tight. Only things it needs to look perfect is the tach doesn’t work and needs paint if you wish and it’d be perfect. “As good a 80 as you'll find anywhere.” AZ $15,900.
New Generation / 1960-1970's Models:
2010
RU Diesel. 1 set of remotes. 1961 Serial #18877.
Needs electrical work but runs good. Live PTO and Power.
EX. rear tires 14.9x28's on Power Adjust Rims. Flat top fenders
with some rust. NJ. $3,200.
2520 Diesel 1970 Synchro with great power that runs great, starts real good, has differential lock. 8500 hours and was overhauled around 7,000 right before current owner got it 11 years ago. Hood needs to be fixed up front with dents and it sounds like it would take a while or to get another hood. Fenders have some rust but not rusted through. No oil use at all. 1 remotes set. Only thing that leaks a little is where wire goes in by injector pump. MN / WI area. $7,500.
2520
powershift diesel 1971 that runs great. This hard to find
model has dual remote valves, factory wide front, factory
pre-cleaner, factory ROPS with aftermarket canopy. Very good mechanical
condition, needs paint. Customer has owned this tractor for 12 years
and used for baling and mowing. Hours shows like 2,890 and works. Think it could be accurate but don’t know the history from before. Tractor is real tight and front end and steering too. Not a lot of wear on 3-Point or hitch. Rears are 50%. Hood is real good. Right at front it had some straighten or filler it looks like from before they got it. Side panels all there. $25,000.
3020 Diesel and very hard to find Power Shift 1972 model. Runs great. 7,700 hours. Canopy. Very good mechancial condition, regularily maintained and updated. TN. $26,000
3020 LP side console. 1 of only 126 made. It’s a super clean 3020 LP synchro shift. My
customer ordered a matching rear tire for it and it came in this past
month and both rear tires are excellent and matching tread. One is new and the other is 95%. Same manf. but they have a different brand name on their tires this year I understand. Mechanical and Sheet metal is all very good to excellent. Used it to plow several rounds last month too checking everything out on it. The only mention we see are some minor scratches on the fenders and the temp. guage was replaced with a oem gauge. Everything else is 100% original and everything works 100% including all gauges and lights. No leaks, no welds, no blowby at all and runs great. Power steering, transmission, synchro shift, brakes, clutch all very good or better and tight. Very well taken care of. Just over 5,368 verified hours from 2 local owners and has it’s original tach. One set of remotes, wts. front and 4 on rear, and original top link all included.
Serial #T112R 130201R. Dallas, TX area. $10,500.
3020 HI-CROP 1964 DIESEL, Synchro. SERIAL
# 11T061555. SHIPPED TO ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA in 1964 TO CULTIVATE
SUGAR CANE. THE TRACTOR WAS SHIPPED BACK TO ILL.IN THE LATE 90S
AND IN THE MID 2000s THE TRACTOR WAS RESTORED. 3-POINT HITCH WITH
NO DRAWBAR, HAS NEW TIRES. LOOKS AND RUNS GREAT. Southern
IN. $20,000.
4000 Diesel 1971 Synchro. Runs great, cut about 40 acres of hay last week. 97 HP. Runs out good and strong pulling their 920 cutter and runs clean and strong including up good sized hills. Transmission is tight as you can get. Super tight. Rear tires are real good but mismatched. Only issues
found is a hydraulic leak that is either the PTO value or his best
guess is the seal on the input shaft going into the transmission. PTO had a pretty good wine to it. Customer will fix all that this winter when they have shop time, but would sell it now for $10,300 firm which is all they got into it. The weren’t going to sell it but now also bought a 4230 with cab and air last week so they would sell this 4000 Diesel now. Rear tires are real good but mismatched. TN. $10,300.
4000 1972 DIESEL Narrow Front Synchro. #82L3R268753R. VERY GOOD RUNNING TRACTOR, SYNCRO RANGE TRANS, NARROW FRONT ROLL-A-MATIC, THREE POINT HITCH, FENDERS, VERY SOLID TRACTOR. USE IT A LOT ON THE FARM TO SET, PLANT, CULTIVATE, GOOD TIRES. 97 HP. HAS 2 TWO SETS OF TIRES FOR THE REAR 13.5 AND 18.4. ABOUT 8,500 HOURS ON THE TRACTOR. By TN $11,500.
4020 1968 with 9,000 original hours that runs like a top but it doesn’t like to start. Once started runs great. Doesn’t use a lot of oil maybe a quart if disking hard all day, otherwise a quart a week as the hay tractor. Hood real good and good sheet metal and fenders. Rears 45%, 12 volt, 1 remote set. TN. $8,500.
4020 1969 DIESEL Wide Front. #T2139201631R. GOOD
STRAIGHT TRACTOR WITH ABOUT 6,000 HOURS, HAS NEW TIRES ON THE FRONT AND
ABOUT 80% ON THE REAR. HAS 2 SCVS ON THE BACK AND HAS
A OUTLET UNDER THE HOOD FOR A LOADER VALVE TO CONNECT TO AND TO
DUMP INTO THE HYDRAULIC OUTLET IN THE FILTER COVER. THREE POINT
HITCH, SYNCRO RANGE TRAN, FENDERS, HAS ONE SMALL DENT IN FRONT OF THE
DASH, TRACTOR STARTS GOOD IN COLD WEATHER. TN. $10,500
4020 FWA factory 4x4 side console restored mechanically 100% basically. IA. WAS $35,000 obo. NOW $28,000 obo.
4020
Gas 1972 Synchro model. 1 of 28 made in 1972 last year.
Runs great with canopy. 96 HP. Dual remotes. Midwest.
$16,000.
*4020
Hi-Crop - the Last One ever made…#233R-270179R. Synchro and 5,500
original hours. In average-normal, working used condition for a
1972 late side console. Drawbar on back and there might be a set
of 3-Point arms we could sell with it in addition. Open
station. Was being used regularly. FL. $150,000 obo.
May consider taking on trade a G Hi-Crop
4230. 116 HP PTO. Runs real good, ROPS Canopy, just do not need anymore. Got it 15 years ago and had 4000 working hours then. Tach has quit working since but it has approx. just over 5,000 hours now. Only uses it twice a year now to run a 17’ batwing to mow 35 acres. Dual remotes. Rear tires 40% rice and cane tires. Says no issues with sheet metal and all straight and hood very good. Just needs steam cleaning and paint. Uses no oil and changes oil every year even though doesn’t use it much anymore. Has 1000 PTO on now to run his mower. Seat is new with suspension is average. New batteries recently and 1-2 other new parts like a starter. TN. $9,300.
OTHER Makes and Models:
CATERPILLAR 1929 Cat TEN Crawler. Good running, steers very good, very good undercarriage. Have video. MS. $6,500.
CATERPILLAR 1949 D4 U Series Diesel with Pony Motor in CA. Narrow
gauge, crawler tractor in good working condition but pony motor tank,
carb., etc. needs to be cleaned from sitting. Has a re-built engine and
is equipped with a BG Hydraulic Pump. $3,000.
FORD 4000 LP Propane High Crop -super rare, maybe one of a kind. Original, runs good. TX. $12,000 obo.
FORD 900 high clear with single front, working sprayer unit. Diesel, runs good. CA. $5,500 obo
Oliver 88 ORCHARD. Very Rare DIESEL Orchard, Restored, nice. FL. $36,000 obo.
Oliver 1550 Diesel Hi-Crop original, good running. FL $11,000 obo.
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Are
antique tractor prices
skyrocketing?
Prices of old tractors have
skyrocketed in the past few years, according to Ageless Iron Almanac. Greg
Petersen, an authority on farm machinery auction prices, says prices are being
driven up by baby boomers who farmed or those who were raised on a farm, but
left to earn their livelihoods working in an office or factory. They are buying
antique tractors as a hobby that reminds them of their rural past. And for some,
apparently, money is no object.
Information compiled by Ageless Iron said a John Deere Deere 60, for example,
has appreciated 315 percent over the past decade. The John Deere 630 has
appreciated, on average, more than 56 percent at auction.
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Our updated note for 2010 is that this trend is going to continue
upward due to demand and the static supply of these great tractors not being
made anymore. The Wall Street Journal
has even noted their investment value with a front page article on
collector tractors just a few years back. And when the stock
market crashed 50% in 2008 tractor values held steady and continued to
increase the following year as they always do.
For example on models such as the John
Deere 330 and other harder to find ones like a 420-V they
have literally doubled over the last several years.
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