I'm looking to add to my tractor fleet

I'm looking for a good deal on a 100~125 Hp. tractor prefforbly with a cab , heat , and a/c
The cab is not a must if it's a good deal and a sound tractor.
I'll travel a good distance if it's worth it.

I prefer Intrenational or John Deere.

If anyone knows of a possibility shoot me a pm or respond here if thats ok with the mods.

I'm not trying to break any rules by selling anything so I think this request is allowed.

Thanks in advance


: Eddie :

 

Got a '54 Oliver 77 gasser narrow front.

 

I like the Ollies to play with but I'm lookin for a few more ponies.

Now if it were a 1950 with a ditroiet s/p in it we would be talking where.

: Eddie :

 

What sort of price range or you looking at?? I see ALL KINDS of tractors every day.. May see one that would suit you.

Worth a try.

 

I'm trying to stay below 13~$14,000 but it all depends on the tractor.
I'm looking for a 986~1086 IH with a cab or 4230,4430.4240 JD
I prefer a cab but it's not a must if I find a good deal.

Thanks for lookin in advance


: Eddie :

 

Eddie, a lot of folks come up here to the various sales and purchase 'em. There's an auction house not too far from where I live and can find out when the next sale is. Even with all the paperwork and stuff, you may still get a far better deal here.

 

Hey, I work at Mayer Farm Equipment in Jeffersonville, Ohio.

Here's are website, www.mayerfarmequipment.com

We have a 4030, and a 4430. Pics of both are on the site. We also have a few IH's 1086, 986.

Give us a call, 1-800-99-MAYER
1-800-996-2937

 

Eddie I let one slip by Saturday. A 4020 with cab and low hours. It sold for 7500. It was in Fleming County. Check out the Fastline.

 

try bingham tractor in north vernon indiana i have bought several tractors from them some of them need a little work but for the deals you get on them you can afford to put money into them ,i know he has quite a few deeres right now thier # is812-346-4268 they have several listed in the farm world

 

http://www.mbauction.com/index.htm

 

Don't forget about the late 1850 olivers with the perkins 354 AND the 3 speed power shift. When you get the perkins to finally blow a 5.9B cummins will fit right in there with a little work. NOW THERES a tractor. 1855's and 1955's are both really nice handling tractors, don't be blinded by the wrong green

DuaneW.

EDIT:
Oh yea, a field ready 1855 will weight approx. 13.5 K with loaded tires (18.4 x 34's). Ollies will give your truck a workout moving them.

 

I was there
It brought $7800 and was pretty rough.
It was also advertised as a power shift and it wasn't.

I did buy a couple of Hot Dogs though.


: Eddie :

 

YOU BET !!I've got a '69 OLIVER 1950-T,and love it!!My dad has a '69 1850 gasser that he bought new..Great tractors,and the correct color of GREEN..

 

Well guys I finally found one.

I bought a JD 4430 2wd QR cab Heat-A/C

A pretty nice tractor over all

Thanks to all who responded.

After all the calling and driveing to look.
I bought one about 25 miles from home.

Go figure.

Hahaha !


; Eddie :