YM1300D

[stressedbob]

Can anyone give me an idea what one of these would go for with a tiller of unknown make? I live in Oklahoma and would need it to level and put in a yard on 2 acers. Maybe a small garden too. Not many trees.

Thanks, Bobby

 

[AndyMA]

Do you know year. condition, hours, 2wd, 4wd. with or without loader. Here's an ad for one I found on web: "1980 Yanmar 1300d 4wd YANMAR TRACTOR 15hp deisel 4wd State: TN
2000-11-27 Ad# 806
Asking: $2995.00 Hours:
15hp diesel..looks, runs, drives like new. only 582hrs..always garaged..3spd pto , 3 point hitch, well maintained...a strong hard working unit..will handle 4ft finish mower, 4ft yard box, or 50 tiller. can deliver within 300 mi of knoxville tn."
I also saw another one at $1400 but with many more hours.

The tiller could add about $400 to $600 hundred would be my guess. Less if it's a model you can't get parts for.

Just my thoughts

Andy

 

[stressedbob]

I'm going to the estate auction on saturday. The guy says its made in the late 70s. It has 4x4, diesel, stored inside, with tiller and good tires. I'll be showing up a couple hours early to check it out.
Bobby

 

[Tractors4u]

Depending on it's condition, for a 1300D with a Yanmar tiller, I would say anywhere in the range of $2500 to $2900. The tractor itself is easy to gauge because they are a common Yanmar model. What could put the price up higher is whether it is a heavier duty name brand tiller. I would bet it is one of the grey market tillers. Not many people pay $2500 for a tractor and then spend $1000 or more for a name brand tiller.

 

[stressedbob]

Thanks guys! I have been around tractors my whole life, but had to sell after some heart problems. ( to20 & 8n ) Now I'm ready for something new to play with. Any suggestions on what to look for or watch out for would help alot. If anyone has something like it to sell, lot me know.
Thanks, Bobby

 

[normde2001]

That's kind of a misleading ad to say the least. No way to know the "year" of a gray mkt. tractor, (YM1300D, mfd. '75-80), and it was "always garaged" the first 20+ years of life in a Japanese rice paddy.