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Re: Need quick advice by 1-1-07 on pricing a stuck
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Posted by Harlan Kruger on December 31, 2006 at 18:20:21 from (67.142.130.41):
In Reply to: Need quick advice by 1-1-07 on pricing a stuck JD posted by Patrick Graham on December 31, 2006 at 13:54:04:
Well lets price it out in parts, If front wheels are originals in good shape at least $130 for the pair Carburetor $175 Gas Tank $40 (if good) Manifold $95 if good Head if good and crack free $225 Power Block & Pistons once unstuck and if it doesnt need to be bored and no cracks $1200 Tractors carcass alone going to scrap is worth $225 So there you can see you are at $2100 with just naming the potential value of a few of the parts. $1000 probably isnt bad but always try for less.
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