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We'll do our best, but... for the most part... we're just amateur afficianados giving opinions.
We don't see a whole lot of 'traffic' in the Minneapolis-Moline sub-forum. I'm not sure what the knowledge level is for these tractors.
I looked your tractor up on www.tractordata.com to get some basic specifications.
Looks like it was only built in 1963 and 1964. The limited production range typically makes a tractor a bit more valuable, from a collectors standpoint, but... maybe not so desireable from a 'usage' standpoint.
64HP, Cat2 3-point and 540 Independant PTO makes for a REAL workhorse, in my opinion... and a diesel engine would be a plus since they're typically more efficient... particularly in a "working" application, such as a tractor.
Retail, in 1964, was $5100... for older tractors like this... a lot of times, the bigger tractors (which this is tending towards) sell for less than the slightly smaller ones do. Based SOLELY on my personal opinions (and not really taking into account the potential marketplace, in Alberta) $5000 would probably be a good price. If it's in immaculate condition (no caked on grease/dirt/oil... plus a GOOD paint job... and GOOD tires)... you might could see as much as $7500.
Hope this helps...
We'll do our best, but... for the most part... we're just amateur afficianados giving opinions.
We don't see a whole lot of 'traffic' in the Minneapolis-Moline sub-forum. I'm not sure what the knowledge level is for these tractors.
I looked your tractor up on www.tractordata.com to get some basic specifications.
Looks like it was only built in 1963 and 1964. The limited production range typically makes a tractor a bit more valuable, from a collectors standpoint, but... maybe not so desireable from a 'usage' standpoint.
64HP, Cat2 3-point and 540 Independant PTO makes for a REAL workhorse, in my opinion... and a diesel engine would be a plus since they're typically more efficient... particularly in a "working" application, such as a tractor.
Retail, in 1964, was $5100... for older tractors like this... a lot of times, the bigger tractors (which this is tending towards) sell for less than the slightly smaller ones do. Based SOLELY on my personal opinions (and not really taking into account the potential marketplace, in Alberta) $5000 would probably be a good price. If it's in immaculate condition (no caked on grease/dirt/oil... plus a GOOD paint job... and GOOD tires)... you might could see as much as $7500.
Hope this helps...