LS Tractor Owner
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Man, that could be a good resto project! I wonder if they will ship?:shocked:
Those Craigslist photos
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Dadnatron
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Don't even try to sell a UTV/ATV on CL... the market is so saturated they are all going for $1000
Travelover
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I've seen a bunch of the old 3 wheeled ATVs for sale lately. I thought they'd been collected and melted down.
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A lot of people think they are better than a 4 wheeler. They certainly had a lot more flotation so would go a lot more places.
California
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Here's one not as silly as some. But still, no bargain.
A VN refurb 1970's Yanmar that arrived so long ago that the re-paint job has faded off. Its oil filter is still painted with the black paint applied during the refurb 10~15 years ago. And with the cost-cutting in those refurb shops, they may have re-used the oil filter that was on it when it came in.
zen-hon 2wd diesel tractor, Yanmar engine, 2 cylinder. - farm &...
Those are good solid tractors that run forever if they've had minimal maintenance. But 10+ years on a cheap -or used- oil filter? Think I'll pass on this one.
A VN refurb 1970's Yanmar that arrived so long ago that the re-paint job has faded off. Its oil filter is still painted with the black paint applied during the refurb 10~15 years ago. And with the cost-cutting in those refurb shops, they may have re-used the oil filter that was on it when it came in.
zen-hon 2wd diesel tractor, Yanmar engine, 2 cylinder. - farm &...
Those are good solid tractors that run forever if they've had minimal maintenance. But 10+ years on a cheap -or used- oil filter? Think I'll pass on this one.
old and tired
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So this is listed as: "...International Harvester Rolling Mulcher/cultipacker - $14,900" I've never seen one so I clicked. Good photos BTW so maybe should not be in this thread but WOW it looks so cool and the tractor, MF-1800, is a thing of beauty, too. Is it worth that much?!?!?!
<Edit> link to CL, just in case you are interested!! International Harvester Rolling Mulcher/cultipacker - farm & garden...
Which might be dead before long....
<Edit> link to CL, just in case you are interested!! International Harvester Rolling Mulcher/cultipacker - farm & garden...
Which might be dead before long....
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sixdogs
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Old and tired--that's likely from the 1970's and if still available would likely be $40,000+. Brillion still makes them and I've seen folding Brillions in the $50,000 area. They are called cultimulchers. A "cultipacker" would not have the tines in the middle.
His is likely worth it but at a farm auction I could see that selling for $8,000 to $9,000. A dealer would likely as maybe $12,000 or $17,000. These days, the big ones are a hard sell. They are wonderful tools for preparing seedbeds and are often pulled behind cultivators. I did a thread on rebuilding a Brillion cultimulcher a couple years back and not too hard to find.
His is likely worth it but at a farm auction I could see that selling for $8,000 to $9,000. A dealer would likely as maybe $12,000 or $17,000. These days, the big ones are a hard sell. They are wonderful tools for preparing seedbeds and are often pulled behind cultivators. I did a thread on rebuilding a Brillion cultimulcher a couple years back and not too hard to find.
LS Tractor Owner
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Well, those brackets added on would surely cost $675..... not....
