Here is a fellow out in dream land? Never seen a $7500 IH C

JD Seller · Dec 24, 2012

I saw this add on Graigslist. I had to laugh at the price.

farmall super c and imps - $7500 (cedar rapids area iowa)

Even with the attachments he has it would be worth maybe half what he is asking.
7500 Farmall C

Pete76NY · Dec 24, 2012

I saw that Seller...took me so long to quit laugin' that you beat me to it! Nothin' against a Super C; arguably the handiest small row crop tractor ever made but c'mon...on it's best day, way beyond better than new, restored to what JD fans would call "Expo Quality" and with a few FH implements $3500 and that's a stretch...even with the price of FH implements going crazy!

Pete76NY · Dec 24, 2012

BTW he is on here too...that's where I saw it!

Pete76NY · Dec 24, 2012

I like the C-list ad you posted better...it does have weights front and rear, and anti fat guy fenders that'll eventually neuter you, lol but the really disturbing thing is that front end...makes a very very handy tractor clumsy as heck...someone's gonna have to spring for a tricycle front end if they wanna have a shorter turning radius than a JD 8020! BTW if you blow up the pic you can see that the "parade ready" hydraulic lines from the pump to the valve are homade pipe, not the factory tubes!

Keith Molden · Dec 24, 2012

I guess it won't hurt for him to ask LOL. Sure hope he isn't expecting to get that kind of money so he can have Christmas---Gonna be a LOOOOOONG wait. But on the other hand he just might have some politicians living close by that might want to buy it for a Govmt contract. Have a Merry Christmas You All P.S. Haven't had a cigarette since Dec. 10th. Keith

gene bender · Dec 24, 2012

What about 29,000 for the 1206 that sold here or 1100 for a seat for a John Deere.

doubleN · Dec 24, 2012

You guys better quit making disparaging remarks about Super C's, my favorite tractor. (But "Seller"-right behind is the JD A and JD B!)
Merry Christmas to you.

M Nut · Dec 24, 2012

It's on the high side, but........before the economy went bad a couple years ago, I personally know a guy that got $5,000 for a super c wide front, fast hitch, fenders, with decent repaint. No implements. I've seen those implements at $500 each pretty consistently in MN, so a couple of years ago I think $6500 would have been quite realistic here in MN. I bet it would currently bring $5,000 pretty quickly, in MN.

Traditional Farmer · Dec 24, 2012

Its high for sure in todays's market in one respect but price out a new unit that can do what that C will do and $7500 won't touch it.Its all what one wants rather have my 7500$ in that C than in a Chinese compact for the same $$$ and people buy those poorly built compacts all the time.

mkirsch · Dec 24, 2012

"If you don't sell that %$#@ tractor out of our garage, I'm divorcing you."

"Okay honey, I'll try to sell it, but I gotta warn you the economy is pretty bad right now."

*TWO WEEKS LATER*

"Gee honey, nobody is interested in the tractor. I advertised it with a fair price and everything. Guess we'll have to keep it."

Deere Mark · Dec 24, 2012

Must be something special about Farmall Super C's around Christmass time.
Here is one for $12,000.
Fellow spent $32,000 on it.
another Farmall Super C

Royse · Dec 24, 2012

Good timing JD, I saw a $6500 Cub on CL yesterday.
I think it'll be there a while too. F-Cub

Congrats Keith! Best of luck!

Royse · Dec 24, 2012

"Here is one for $12,000"
Marked down from $19,900!
Interesting place for the headlights.
I would bust them off for sure!

Traditional Farmer · Dec 24, 2012

How does anyone spend $32000 on a Super C?

gtractorfan · Dec 24, 2012

Would be interesting to see how that Cub works with the rototiller in the picture. Don't think it would go slow enough.

ericlb · Dec 24, 2012

guess he can ask anything he wants, it is a nice tractor, but for me that wide front has to go, i grew up on a C and they just got to be a narrow to look right, he also has some attachments for it, but maybe he has left room for a counter offer, or may not really want to sell it and posted it high to keep the mrs quiet, after all, it is for sale now lol and there are some people in certain parts of the country that may well give that for it too

JRSutton · Dec 24, 2012

by letting somebody else do all the work!

Dave Sherburne NY · Dec 24, 2012

My thoughts also.

Anonymous-0 · Dec 24, 2012

Some people don't want to sell. They just want to advertise.

evilboweivel · Dec 24, 2012

that is a fast hitch flail mower
there is a rototiller made for a cub and you have to add a redution gear assembly to the cub to slow down enough to use it

Rick Kr · Dec 24, 2012

Whew, I though JD Green paint was expensive, looks like Farmall Red has them all beat.

Rick

gab · Dec 24, 2012

Well, that cheers me up. I got the same tractor, minus the wide frt. with the same plow and blade plus an IH frt blade with automotive paint and better rear tires. I don't think I could sell it yet though. Don't us it much but it's sure handy when I need it.

wisbaker · Dec 24, 2012

Still don't think you've seen one yet!

JDseller · Dec 24, 2012

Actually the Cub with the attachments would be closer to the asking price than the C. The single point flail mower could easily bring $1000. I have only seen maybe one or two in my life. Plus he has a plow and snow blade. He has some things to use.

jm. · Dec 24, 2012

Photo adds on this board a 30 thousand dollar IH 1568 . Guess you can price something for what ever but sometimes I wonder where these folks have been. I think the last nice 1568 I saw sold was somewhere around $ 8,500 or so..

Dr. Walt · Dec 25, 2012

Some people have more money than brains.

rockyridgefarm · Dec 25, 2012

(quoted from post at 21:08:39 12/24/12) Photo adds on this board a 30 thousand dollar IH 1568 . Guess you can price something for what ever but sometimes I wonder where these folks have been. I think the last nice 1568 I saw sold was somewhere around $ 8,500 or so..

You mean a 1586? The 1568 is a lot more rare and sought after because it has the V8 engine. I doubt you've seen a 1568 sell for 8500 in the past 25 years. I certainly wouldn't pay that kind of money for a 1568, but I think someone who wants one will HAVE to pay.

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