Creamer
Elite Member
This is tough one to get comparisons for - I am not really sure what the "S" means unless it is a turf special. What kind of tires are on it?
I tend to value the tractor and loader with a standard smooth bucket as one item and the other attachments as separates. When you say a smooth bucket that opens I must assume that is what is called a 4-in-1 bucket in that the opening is on the lower back of the scoop. This means an extra hydraulic cylinder which is probably connected to the rear remotes? One set of rear remotes?
The bush hog, toothed bucket, grader box (assuming box blade?), snow plow (straight blade?? with angle adjustment?), and forks all add to the deal assuming you want them.
Assuming all have been very well taken care of and shedded and are good brands I would say a max of $15k for the tractor and loader and $3k for the group of attachments listed. My valuation would vary depending on the brand of the attachments though - for instance I would pay more for a Bush Hog brand mower than a King Kutter or County Line, the same goes for all the other attachments. I do not think you can compare to Mr. Green's ebay tractor price as that has a long way to go. I did find one TC40S that sold a couple of years ago but it was in rough shape, had 200 more hours, and did not have loader or any other attachments and sold at auction for $8k. Also this assumed Hydrostatic (see Gman's comments above) - I would discount it another $500 without Hydro.
Hope this helps.
I tend to value the tractor and loader with a standard smooth bucket as one item and the other attachments as separates. When you say a smooth bucket that opens I must assume that is what is called a 4-in-1 bucket in that the opening is on the lower back of the scoop. This means an extra hydraulic cylinder which is probably connected to the rear remotes? One set of rear remotes?
The bush hog, toothed bucket, grader box (assuming box blade?), snow plow (straight blade?? with angle adjustment?), and forks all add to the deal assuming you want them.
Assuming all have been very well taken care of and shedded and are good brands I would say a max of $15k for the tractor and loader and $3k for the group of attachments listed. My valuation would vary depending on the brand of the attachments though - for instance I would pay more for a Bush Hog brand mower than a King Kutter or County Line, the same goes for all the other attachments. I do not think you can compare to Mr. Green's ebay tractor price as that has a long way to go. I did find one TC40S that sold a couple of years ago but it was in rough shape, had 200 more hours, and did not have loader or any other attachments and sold at auction for $8k. Also this assumed Hydrostatic (see Gman's comments above) - I would discount it another $500 without Hydro.
Hope this helps.
