marcusoverholtzer
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What's the best way to get rid of my John Deere 4020 ?
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tracto-man
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Probably put an ad on craigslist. If you're on a road with decent traffic, park it out by the road with a price and a phone number too.
What makes you want to get rid of the 4020 though?
What makes you want to get rid of the 4020 though?
Eldon (WA)
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Price it high, if you price it low buyers will think something is wrong with it
kcm.MN
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- NW Minnesota
Let's make this real easy, OK? You bring it to my house, I plop down $2k in your hands, and we're done. See? Simple. :lol:
Sorry for the joke - the other posts give the best answer. Nothing more to be said there.
Sorry for the joke - the other posts give the best answer. Nothing more to be said there.
Craig's List, local farm paper or a consignment auction (10 percent or more commission fees at auctions).
If it has a turbocharger on it, remove the turbo and sell the turbo separately ($1,000+ for a good turbo kit). An add-on turbo is a sure sign the tractor has been overloaded and that reduces the resale value. If the tractor is a basket case, you may be ahead to strip off the more valuable options (weights, 3 pt, etc.) and sell those separately like some auctioneers like to do.
If it has a turbocharger on it, remove the turbo and sell the turbo separately ($1,000+ for a good turbo kit). An add-on turbo is a sure sign the tractor has been overloaded and that reduces the resale value. If the tractor is a basket case, you may be ahead to strip off the more valuable options (weights, 3 pt, etc.) and sell those separately like some auctioneers like to do.
Traditional Farmer
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- Location
- Virginia
Hook it to an implement like you're using the tractor all the time and its your favorite,then advertise a another tractor for sale.People will come and look and think the 4020
is the best tractor you have because that's the one you're using and try to buy it.
is the best tractor you have because that's the one you're using and try to buy it.
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