The Price is Right

[Save Old Iron 1,571]

Maybe no surprises here.

The "average" price for nearly 6 of of 10 buyers is less than $200.

This may be of some value to future questions of "how much is this worth"??

to all who voted and gave us all a better perspective on the financial part of the hobby.

[MikesRJ 558]

Fairly indicative that the higher percentage of us are broke, cheap and/or good horse-traders (myself included in all three). :scratchead:

[Save Old Iron 1,571]

My problem is BROKE

3 daughters in college at the same time

I'm so poor I can't even pay attention.

[bitten 134]

Im in the broke catagory.

P.J.

[Doubletrouble 10]

Me too. :scratchead:

[hodge 6]

I may be broke, but that's not it. I am in the value catagory- get the most tractor for the least amount. Even if I had oodles of cash lying around, I still wouldn't pay the exorbitant prices out there. Too many people are pricing their tractors at reasonable prices, and being satisfied at that price, to feel guilty or be persuaded that an otherwise $300 WH should go for $2000. I don't want to take advantage of anybody, but I want and enjoy paying a fair price for a valuable product.

I don't say this in a pious manner- not too long ago, I was one of those out there paying too much. Not now- I have seen the light. I have a running, viable 310-8 that I have no money in. That is sweet.

[Retired Wrencher 5,767]

Maybe no surprises here.

The "average" price for nearly 6 of of 10 buyers is less than $200.

This may be of some value to future questions of "how much is this worth"??

to all who voted and gave us all a better perspective on the financial part of the hobby.

I have 4 W/H the 1st one paid to much for, But it is my best one that I have. lets just say I over did it s/s bolts,and every thing just wright.