Price Check 1920 new holland 4x4

[jabo2359]

i have a 2000 new holland 1920 4x4 with 88hours it has a loader and 7 att. including a new tiller,root rake,two row turning plow and bush hog.what do you guys think this tractors worth? im in north west GA. i got this tractor as payment for a job i done and not sure what its worth.i have seen some on the net for sale but they have all had a lot more hours on them.

 

[Soundguy]

i had a 97 1920 4x4 no loader or attachments and paid 9500$ for it. had 7xx hours on it when I got it.

with your loader and goodies, I see it being at the 10-12k mark if in good condition and the implements looking good.

88 hours? dash look new?

soundguy

 

[jabo2359]

89now, no new dash, original owner fell ill soon after buying this tractor and passed away a few years later so it has sat in the barn till his widow sold the farm.

 

[Soundguy]

wow.. 89 original hours! probably looks new, though perhps dusty?

soundguy

 

[JC-jetro]

that is a great find. why don't you keep it for yourself. you'll be hard pressed to find the same ever.


JC,


I'd jump on it if I ever get an opportunity like that.

 

[jabo2359]

yea its a little dusty. i think i would rather sell this one and buy some thing a little older let some one else wear the new off this one i was hoping it was worth more than 12k tho with a new tiller and bush hog.

 

[jinman]

The biggest problem you have is that no matter how low the hours, it's still an older tractor. There's just no way around that. I think I'd offer the package at $15k to $16k and then negotiate downward based on my response. Remember, you can always negotiate downward, but if you price too low you can never negotiate upwards. Price it for what you need out of it and "test the waters" is my suggestion.

 

[fraidso2000]

Bought one last month with 344 hours a 16 foot trailer ,6 foot loader and gill scrape blade for $9500, had to have clutch linkage rebuilt( it was in storage for 5 years and fused to flywheel) that cost $800. Rebuilt by dealer who sold it to the guy I bought in from said it was a steal of a price. I'm in Oconee County S.C, next to Georgia. Tillers $1600, Bush Hog $500, Rake $450, if bought new, I just bought a rake from Tractor Supply (great implement). I got my tiller used at an auction for $350 and spent $700 rebuilding it, much cheaper than a new one.

The dealer said if he had found my tractor before I did he would have sold it used with the loader, after repairs for $14000 or more.

Hope this is helpfull, I love my 1920 I just bought.

 

[PISTONBROKE]

if i had that tractor it would be in the shed .That was a great tractor.Would get 12k with loader and 4wd implements are worth more.

 

[Turbys_1700]

I have a 1720 and would love to have a 1920. You may get a newer model with more bells and whistles than the 20 series but you will not, IMHO, get a better built and more reliable compact tractor on the market. I'll admit, I am very biased.