Posted by JWalker on March 17, 2013 at 18:28:08 from (64.150.141.252):
I will post this on the Oliver site as well. If you had your choice between these two tractors witch would you chose and why? The White is an early 70's. Lets assume tires are equal and engines are in equal mechanical shape. I know the Oliver is a litte older and a little more HP. I know location has a lot to do with value but what would either of these be worth. I would guess tires would be about 70%. I know the white has always had a two row subsoiler planter unit hooked to the three point. It has never to my knowledge been ran hard. I do not know the history of the Oliver. From casual glances it lookes to be in good shape.
I know where one of each is sitting and I am considering approching the owners about selling.
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