AC G Implements

[JD B Mech]

I recently inherited a pretty nice 48" G which was restored about 15 years ago. It"s been kept inside and still looks good, but hasn"t run in several years.

Included in the package was a 12" right-hand plow, grader blade, two shop-made ditching implements (see photos), a store-bought spike-tooth harrow which has been adapted to fit a G, and a complete cultivator mounted on the tractor. I also have an implement adjusting lever which I can"t identify.

I"m debating selling the entire outfit or possibly keeping the tractor w/mounted cultivator and selling the loose implements. I"ve done several hours of on-line research to try to determine ball-park values of this stuff and am not having much luck. My questions are:

1. Is it more advantageous to sell the tractor with all of the implements or break it up and sell things individually?
2. Are AC G implements a rarity and hard to find?
3. Based on the photos, can anyone give me a realistic ballpark estimate of what each item is worth?

Yeah, I know that last question makes your blood boil and I hate to ask it, but please cut me some slack.........I"m a JD two-cylinder tractor guy and this is my first experience with AC.

Thanks in advance for your input and I look forward to your replies.






 

[Lonnie Smith]

The homemade implements probably not worth much if anything, a right hand plow you can buy for $150-$200. I'm not sure the adjusting handle is for a G, could be from something else and made to work on it but I could be wrong? If you have a full set of cultivators then that is probably the most valuable implement. The implements are probably worth more sold seperatly than with the tractor.
 

[MoMac]

Pretty sure that the adjusting lever is off a Farmall Cub for the breaking plow. Looks just like the one I have on my Cub.
 

[JD B Mech]

Thanks Lonnie, I appreciate it!
 

[JD B Mech]

I think you're right........my grandfather had a Farmall Cub at one time and this lever probably got mixed in with the AC G stuff. Thanks for your input!
 

[mike mckee]

interested if you decide to sell the grader blade