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Re: old hay equiptment pricing
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Posted by Dachshund on July 12, 2006 at 08:29:43 from (216.170.45.190):
In Reply to: old hay equiptment pricing posted by chris sweetland on July 12, 2006 at 08:12:00:
The Baler is worth more than that on it's own - if it is in working order. Not many left. What model sickle mower is it? If it is a 501 and works it would range between $200 and $500. If it is belt drive (511 or 515 I think) then a bit more. The rake is about a $150 machine in working order. The tedder might be worth $200 - $300, and the hay rack between $75 and $250, depending on condition. It would also depend on your area. Here (SE Nebraska) you'd have about $1100 - $1500 worth of stuff there - if it was in working order (hard to tell without seeing it).
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