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Hopfully u guys will replie about john deere

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jimmy funk

08-12-2002 18:03:27

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hi i have posted two mesagess on john deere discussion forum but those guys dont seem to answer i whanted to know the value of a 1936 john deere a it was restored 12 years ago and has ben stored in a grage and used in the summere to pull a rake and wgons paint is very good runs good the only thing is it doesnt have the origannal spoke rims it has pressed rims and hubs it is an over all perfect tractor what is a the average price also i own a 45 john deere a that is restored it has fenders and good tires what would the average price on this be thanks jimmy

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520-LP

08-13-2002 20:57:31

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Re: hopfully u guys will replie about john deere in reply to jimmy funk, 08-12-2002 18:03:27

sold a 1937 A in april ,motor redone,new radiator,new tires rears on flat cut offs,fresh paint&decals $3000.00

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Greg H.

08-13-2002 09:55:06

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Re: hopfully u guys will replie about john deere in reply to jimmy funk, 08-12-2002 18:03:27

Jimmy,
sorry noone is replying on this one, but to be honest unless you see something, it's hard to put a price, or come up with even a guide to help someone out. for instance alot of people go ape over the unstyled stuff, and give what I consider unGodly amounts of Money for them. But to me JD didn't make an A worth owning until 49 or 50,or whenever it was that they came out with the straight 6 speed. To me those tractors are worth more than the earlier A's because I can use them more. I personally haven't seen an A sell for more than 1500 dollars, but that doesn't mean it doesn't happen everyday. I know this isn't much help, but if you like it buy it, and if you end up paying too much for it, lie to your wife and friends. Later, Greg H.

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jim funk

08-13-2002 10:51:15

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Re: Re: hopfully u guys will replie about john deere in reply to Greg H., 08-13-2002 09:55:06

i understand what u are saying but they did put a 6 sped in the early johnnys it depended on weather they came with steal wheels or not " dont take my word for it i just heard this " tha

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G-MAN

08-13-2002 13:41:37

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Re: Re: Re: hopfully u guys will replie about john deere in reply to jim funk, 08-13-2002 10:51:15

I think the "real" six speed he is referring to is the version with a six position quadrant (seven counting reverse), like the first number tractors had (60, etc), rather than the older set up with a three (four counting reverse) position quadrant and a high-low shifter.

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Greg H.

08-14-2002 05:51:31

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Re: Re: Re: Re: hopfully u guys will replie about john deere in reply to G-MAN, 08-13-2002 13:41:37

Thanks for clearing that up GMan, that was the Tranny I was referring to. Later Greg H.

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joecool

08-13-2002 04:07:39

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Re: hopfully u guys will replie about john deere in reply to jimmy funk, 08-12-2002 18:03:27

Normally I wouldn't reply but I recently bought a 35 unstyled B, not running but not stuck, all there, in better shape than alot of ones that run for only $200.00. A John Deere A should bring more but if you can get it cheap good for you. I like all tractors especially one's really low on price. and I'm not a big JD fan.

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