ford 1920 buy or not to buy?

[Doc_Bob]

Enjoy.
Bob

 

[JC-jetro]

Thanks for the help,all checks were positive.

Bought it for $7350 delivered to my place. Less than 200 hours on new clutch, full tune up, and all new fluids.

Cheers.

So I was off by $350... Not bad aye!!. Congrats, enjoy and post a few pictures.


JC,

 

[Soundguy]

I agree with Rick, the 1920 was a great tractor. i owned one for a few years, loved it.

4000+ hours is getting on up there.. make sur ehte $ is priced according to condition.

Back in 2000 I paid 9500$ for a 1920, 4wd, with 7XX hrs on it, 12x4 tranny.. NO LOADER..

soundguy

First post.... great site!!!


1920 with 4300 hrs, ford loader, 12-4 gear tranny, clutch professionally done last year, tires, brakes, and tin all in good shape.

My question is..... any major concerns to look for?


Thanks.

 

[Kernopelli]

Thanks for the help,all checks were positive.

Bought it for $7350 delivered to my place. Less than 200 hours on new clutch, full tune up, and all new fluids.

Cheers.

Welcome to TBN.
Even with the hours, I think you bought it right. A clean 1000-1500 hr 1920 w/ loader goes for $11,000-$12,000 in our area.
I have lusted for one for several years and had decided long ago that a clean used 1920 would most likely be what I looked for first if/when I upgrade.
Congrats and happy tractoring!

 

[bcbud]

So I was off by $350... Not bad aye!!. Congrats, enjoy and post a few pictures.


JC,

As we would say it in Canada, "Good job EH!"

The price of various stuff in our region is an average of 20-30% more than the States. If we buy in the States we have shipping and border fees (taxes etc.) For instance if I was to buy the exact ATV new in the States as in Canada it's $2-3K cheaper down south. However, once I get to the border it can add $1500 worth taxes and duties to the price.Tractors are definately cheaper in the US.

Thanks again for all the "education" that was recieved.

Great site!!!

Cheers.