Price Check How much is a ford F600 worth.

mycaddigo · Oct 4, 2013

ford F600 new clutch bucket assembly.
Have an old for F600 w/ a brand new cluth. new 9 volt battery, bucket assembly (bucket has seen better days but still works)
Box plow two bottom plow 3 point hitch. Wheel weights in rear, calcium in front tires.
its rusty but she runs great.
any one have any idea what this thing is worth?
Thanks
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Gale Hawkins · Oct 4, 2013

Wow that is the first FEL I that I have seen that looked like that. Not sure who would be a buyer of that kind of hardware so clueless about the price. It looks dangerous to me way you have to get through the frame work to get on to the tractor. The Ford 600 was a light tractor for a FEL based on my usage of a naked 1953 Ford 600.

Is it shop built? Why go with a 9 volt battery instead of 6 volts as Ford designed it?

2458n · Oct 4, 2013

I would say the old tractor would certainly be capable of moving snow with the bucket and box blade. Sell it as a snow removal piece and ask 250 for the plow separately. We used to use a 8 volt battery because it would spin over fast yet still be capable of being charged with the original system. I would start at 1600 for the tractor and bucket. I am assuming no hyd on bucket dump.

mycaddigo · Oct 4, 2013

2458n said:
I would say the old tractor would certainly be capable of moving snow with the bucket and box blade. Sell it as a snow removal piece and ask 250 for the plow separately. We used to use a 8 volt battery because it would spin over fast yet still be capable of being charged with the original system. I would start at 1600 for the tractor and bucket. I am assuming no hyd on bucket dump.

Yeah the battery is probably 8 volt not 9 volt, and it was installed so it would spin up a bit faster. Yeah the bucket dump runs on hydraulic . I've used it on snow before, but on concrete it can get stuck really easy.

mycaddigo · Oct 4, 2013

you don't have to get thru the frame, you hop on from the back usually, but if that thing flipped you would but Screwed. I think the batter is actually 8volt not 9, they put them on there so you don't' have to up date the 6 volt system.
but it spins up faster and the 2 extra volts isn't hard on the electric system.
Thanks for your reply........
did you call me Clueless??
J