posting a tractor for sale

[Cwink]

Is there a good website to post a tractor for sale? I see this one does not have their classifieds page up and running.
Thanks,
Chad

 

[rockyridgefarm]

Its hard to beat www.traderonline.com; go to their equipment section. Buyers can search by brand, budget, location, keyword, and more. You can post pics and it is free. (Although you may want to pay for some options) There are always tons of listings, and I have rarely found "dead ads" where the product was long gone. You can list it there for a while to get a set price.

To sell it fast www.ebay.com is the route. 10 days is all the time you'll get to get folks to see it.

 

[Anonymous Poster]

<font color=blue>...Is there a good website to post a tractor for sale?...</font color=blue>

Patience... this site with the volume of visitors will be worth the short wait... /w3tcompact/icons/wink.gif

 

[Mark_in_NH]

Chad,
You can still post on the TBN's original classified site.
<A target="_blank" HREF=http://www.tractorbynet.com/classifieds/index.shtml>http://www.tractorbynet.com/classifieds/index.shtml</A>

 

[Bird]

Since this site wasn't ready, I posted mine on the CTB, but I also ran an ad in The Thrifty Nickel (and mentioned that I was selling it on this forum). I got inquiries from all 3, but mostly from The Thrifty Nickel and that was where the buyer learned about it.

 

[Mrwurm]

I just sold my John Deere on Ebay. Turned out to be a local buyer so shipping was no hassle. Just tell your bidders in the listing that they must arrange shipping. I even sold a large aquarium on Ebay. The buyer came from about 100 miles away to pick it up.
Jerry

 

[Cwink]

I thought about E-Bay but I haven't seen many tractors listed on the website so I wasn't for sure how many people went there to look for tractors that may be for sale. Thanks for the other ideas too I look into them.
Chad