Price Check Downsizing - need to sell my YM2400

[kenmac]

I don't think you will get an offer anywhere near $4500. The right guy might be there at the right time. I personally think a best offer may hover somewhere over the $3000 mark.

I think this is a recon tractor?

most people can't come up with cash for a tractor.
Just look at how many are buying new because they can finance for up to 84 months.
They will also have to put up with the emissions crap as well, but they get to make payments

 

[fried1765]

Is it from Spalding?

Do you still have that Spring tooth harrow? Want to sell it?

As for the tractor value with the bush hog? I would say $3000-3500 max? Help me out Carey, that's your back yard. Keep in mind you can buy a Fredericks refurb with a warranty for just of $4000 right now and then a bushhog on top of that .

"Do you still have that Spring tooth harrow"?

That is not commonly referred to as a "spring tooth harrow".
It is described/manufactured/sold as a "field cultivator" by both "Dirt Dog" and "Fred Cain".

Darrel Harp Enterprises (DHE) also distributes one, but they call it an "All Purpose Plow"
I have the DHE 7 shank model, and like it, but would not recommend it, because it was built in India, and is a bit crude.
Though I cannot be certain, the one in the picture looks like my DHE.

Everything Attachments sells the Fred Cain field cultivator.
They are not cheap, but a very handy implement.

 

[clemsonfor]

"Do you still have that Spring tooth harrow"?

That is not commonly referred to as a "spring tooth harrow".
It is described/manufactured/sold as a "field cultivator" by both "Dirt Dog" and "Fred Cain".

Darrel Harp Enterprises (DHE) also distributes one, but they call it an "All Purpose Plow"
I have the DHE 7 shank model, and like it, but would not recommend it, because it was built in India, and is a bit crude.
Though I cannot be certain, the one in the picture looks like my DHE.

Everything Attachments sells the Fred Cain field cultivator.
They are not cheap, but a very handy implement.

You are correct. It's a field cultivator. But around here that's what rednevjs and deer hunters call them so I use it that way. Sort of like some parts of the country it's a brush hog and others it's a bush hog and yet others it's a shredder. Does not make my name right but yes we are referring to the same thing. I do know they still make them and know there expensive, that's why I was asking if you had yours and might be interested in selling it! Haha

I have a really old ford one. It's really too big and sharks are too much for this tractor. But it's workable.

 

[fried1765]

You are correct. It's a field cultivator. But around here that's what rednevjs and deer hunters call them so I use it that way. Sort of like some parts of the country it's a brush hog and others it's a bush hog and yet others it's a shredder. Does not make my name right but yes we are referring to the same thing. I do know they still make them and know there expensive, that's why I was asking if you had yours and might be interested in selling it! Haha

I have a really old ford one. It's really too big and sharks are too much for this tractor. But it's workable.

"It's really too big and sharks are too much for this tractor"

I have a 32HP 4x4 Ford 1920.
I can pull my DHE cultivator with 7 shanks (sandy soil), but cannot drop them to full depth.
I remove 2 shanks when needed, and the little Ford will pull the 5 shanks just fine.
Can you remove some of your shanks?

 

[clemsonfor]

"It's really too big and sharks are too much for this tractor"

I have a 32HP 4x4 Ford 1920.
I can pull my DHE cultivator with 7 shanks (sandy soil), but cannot drop them to full depth.
I remove 2 shanks when needed, and the little Ford will pull the 5 shanks just fine.
Can you remove some of your shanks?

I think it was 7 shanks. 2 are gone when I got it. Haha. So it has 5 right now. I pulled it in clay soil. I bet sander I could pull easier.