Posted by oldtanker on June 17, 2016 at 21:52:52 from (66.228.255.59):
In Reply to: Farmall M posted by AHass on June 17, 2016 at 17:03:01:
For what it's worth an M doesn't have much value. If you can't get it unstuck without dumping a bunch of money in it, it may not be worth fixing unless there is some sentimental value in it. Here, a running one with OK paint, good tires and a loader it's a 1400-1500 dollar tractor. Without the loader 800-1200. So not really worth dropping a lot of money into one. Not like you are going to spend a grand fixing it and turn a profit or much of a profit.
2 years ago a local guy here offered me an M. All hydraulic loader, very good tin and decent paint. New rubber around, PTO hydraulic pump for the loader. Aftermarket power steering and 3 point plus tire chains. I didn't want/need it so I passed. He wanted 2400. He finally sold it about 6 months later for 1400. It was a good running tractor too. Real shame with the value of some of the old tractors today.
Not by any means knocking them. The were a great tractor. Just not of much value today, at least here where I live.
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