1943 2N value

[Vito]

Tractor is on full steel which are in good shape.Has magneto. During it's life it was converted it to electric start.Tin has some rust holes in the usual places.Ran well with all systems working and has a Sherman combo transmission.

Thanks for your replies.

Vito

 

[jackinok]

where is it located? that will make a difference.on good steel,not mud paddles,here i would say $12-$1500. steel will add to value of course,and fronts are harder to find than rears.if you are looking to buy,make sure fronts are not cracked or split from freezing.thats what normally got them.

 

[Vito]

Located in CT.Owner says he paid $1800 for it at a PA. auction.Says he has turned down $2500 for it.I thought it was way overpriced.

Vito

 

[jackinok]

maybe not for that area,they do bring more up north generally.Down here around me is mostly big wheat country so they were always considered small tractors.That effects the value to a degree.their value now,at least here is for mowing,but more and more they are used to do food plots and things.Considered more of a utility tractor here rather than a true farming tractor.one really fixed up nice and running good will sell for around 1800-2200$ around here.so that may not be too far out of line for one that needs minimal work and is on good steel.you could probably pull the wheels and sell them for 5-600 easily i would think about anywhere.I would pay that much for a set even though i dont have any use for them.

 

[saguaro_squeezer]

Boy, I'd like to have a magneto ... but not to drive to CT from AZ to get it.