What Is My Tractor Worth? Private Sale.

[atsah]

I have a 2014 Massey GC1705 that I am going to sell and upgrade when I go to FL, I'm wondering what you guys/gals think it's worth, I know in different parts of the country it will vary. Private sales here in Maine seem to be about average and it's pretty easy to sell a low hour in good condition tractor.

2014 GC1705
DL95 loader
60 inch CA QQSA bucket
Titan SSQA pallet forks
Titan weight box
One year old Blizzard 54 inch 3pt blower
Berco soft cab
OEM block heater
V-bar tire chains for all four
LED headlights/directionals and flood lights

Tractor looks new, always kept inside. I would like sell as a whole package. Let me know what you think. Thanks

 

[fried1765]

I have a 2014 Massey GC1705 that I am going to sell and upgrade when I go to FL, I'm wondering what you guys/gals think it's worth, I know in different parts of the country it will vary. Private sales here in Maine seem to be about average and it's pretty easy to sell a low hour in good condition tractor.

2014 GC1705
DL95 loader
60 inch CA QQSA bucket
Titan SSQA pallet forks
Titan weight box
One year old Blizzard 54 inch 3pt blower
Berco soft cab
OEM block heater
V-bar tire chains for all four
LED headlights/directionals and flood lights

Tractor looks new, always kept inside. I would like sell as a whole package. Let me know what you think. Thanks

When you eventually get to Ocala, and are looking for a new tractor, try Southwest Florida Tractor in Sarasota.
I have found them to be great people to deal with.
They sell New Holland, and Mahindra.

 

[atsah]

When you eventually get to Ocala, and are looking for a new tractor, try Southwest Florida Tractor in Sarasota.
I have found them to be great people to deal with.
They sell New Holland, and Mahindra.

Thanks, good to know..

 

[atsah]

Is $13,000 to much to ask for the whole setup?

 

[Jstpssng]

It's easier to start high and go down, than to go up. Looking at tractor prices it seems like they have gone up in the last year.

 

[Industrial Toys]

I know, selling a slightly used tractor can be the hardest thing to get your money out of. In my case it was a JD and I even got a really good deal on it. It's like use it for ten years, take good care of it, and THEN you can get good money for it.

I sell equipment all the time on-line. People are watching for stuff all the time ready to jump. If you start too high, it becomes a STALE ad, like Real Estate. No one wants it because they think no one wants it. Sometimes the only calls you get is from those people always out there that think they can get a screaming deal if they just wave CASH in your face.

If it is pre-emmisions, that could be a HUGE plus for your sale. Not sure that is an issue in that size range though.

 

[fried1765]

I have a 2014 Massey GC1705 that I am going to sell and upgrade when I go to FL, I'm wondering what you guys/gals think it's worth, I know in different parts of the country it will vary. Private sales here in Maine seem to be about average and it's pretty easy to sell a low hour in good condition tractor.

2014 GC1705
DL95 loader
60 inch CA QQSA bucket
Titan SSQA pallet forks
Titan weight box
One year old Blizzard 54 inch 3pt blower
Berco soft cab
OEM block heater
V-bar tire chains for all four
LED headlights/directionals and flood lights

Tractor looks new, always kept inside. I would like sell as a whole package. Let me know what you think. Thanks

Yes!
Definitely sell it a a whole package!
Let the buyer sell off any pieces he thinks he may not want.

 

[Ken]

Arkansas accesses the property at 20% of average value . so when I sell or purchase used equipment look at the accessed value and Multiply X 5 this gives a good average price.

ken

 

[kthompson]

Should be able to find the tractor on some of the large web sites. The attachments probably not. If in good shape I would expect them to hold most of their price with prices up with steel tariffs. You should be able to get prices on new implements and get idea how the price has increased.

 

[nbking]

Sell the snow blower and the chains, and take the rest with you to Florida. Just my .2¢