Posted by Brent Zappe on September 17, 2017 at 10:40:48 from (104.192.88.65):
How do you determine a price on your tractor. How many times do I hear this question I ask why do they always ask me. Just because I have tractors does not mean I do know the price on there tractor. So my question is where can I go to get a more close price on there tractor. What book is the best one to use. Every price tractor book I have bought all they give me is the internet prices and very poor way to grade the tractor for a good price. I know with Automobiles we have Keely books. Blue book, Gold book it all depends on the year and car. Very good written book and if you know who to use it. this book can be a great help on a good deal. What book is out on the market to buy with up to date information on deterring the right price on tractors and equipment. What books do you use.
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