Piperflyer
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Put it out front with a 4 Sale sign
Best way to sell a tractor
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HenryFordPower
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I am not sure as to your location, but if you are in the Northeastern US, try advertising it in the Lancaster Farmer or Farm & Dairy. The circulations of both of these publications is incredibly wide.
Best of Luck!!
Best of Luck!!
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... or try it out front with a "Tractor Not 4 Sale" sign. You might be surprised.
That's pretty good! I like that. The problem is, I live in a culdesac area so it would be the same 15 people driving by it twice a day.
acme97
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That's when you put a "Detour" sign on main street to move traffic your way.
Just remember to wipe your fingerprints off of sign.
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I would try Ebay. I've sold a LOT of stuff on Ebay, much more than Craigslist. You have a nationwide (actually worldwide) audience.
Take lots of good quality pics, detailed description, and you should have buyers. Put your phone # in the ad.
Ebay will not charge 10%. For a 20K tractor, you will pay around 20 bucks listing fee, and it if sells thru Ebay, around 200 final value fee. Many times buyers will call you and make a deal outside Ebay.
Good luck!
Take lots of good quality pics, detailed description, and you should have buyers. Put your phone # in the ad.
Ebay will not charge 10%. For a 20K tractor, you will pay around 20 bucks listing fee, and it if sells thru Ebay, around 200 final value fee. Many times buyers will call you and make a deal outside Ebay.
Good luck!
HenryFordPower
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I hear you on this one, the things that are not for sale often attract more interest. Great post!
foggy1111
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You can get one free listing on Tractor House....and Tractor House gets looked at by allot of serious buyers IMO. I got a few calls from my ad on Tractor House when selling my JD790 (over just a few days time).....but my Craigs List ad got the job done quickly. :thumbsup:
