Kelly Blue Book For Tractors

[sodly]

Does such a thing exist, for later-model tractors? I presume dealerships have something like this. But how does an average Joe determine the value of a used tractor for private sale besides just looking at comps on TractorHouse or such? I'm talking 10-20 year old tractors. Would be nice to have a tool where you could just plug in the options, hours and condition and get an value estimate.

 

[Brendon-KS]

The Machinery Pete website has a place where you can look up auction selling prices for a particular model in a given area.

 

[SVcummins]

Yes they have them they are 5 inches thick I can’t remember
the name of it

 

[db4600]

Fastline did have and possibly still does have. I’ve got a few
paper copies from when the FIL was still in the printing
business. They actually covered quite an array of machinery.
Might have moved to on-line.

 

[shaun wallace]

I have book put out by National Farm & Power Equipment Dealers Association. Pulled out of trash of dealer worked at years ago,

 

[db4600]

I misspoke. Hotline. Web access, but appears they need to be purchased.

 

[gene bender]

Due to location same tractor will bring different money there is no way as market changes and tractor get moved all over

 

[Fred Jones]

I was at Orschelns and ran onto a book like your asking. I just cant remember what it was called and i am not home at the moment. Try to let you know later. Fred

 

[rockcreek4630]

I have one from 2005 called the official
tractor blue book if you Google it you can
find them