Argentina 730 High Crop Value

[Justin Krell]

What is a Argentina 730 high Crop worth? It has a 3 point and is original. Runs great. Electric start. What would be an aceptable price for it?

 

[Anonymous-0]

You didn't state what your plans for it were to base a price.
Are you going to farm with it, use it for a lawn decoration, buying it and trying to resell and make a profit?
Most of all you did not state the general location of said item.
It will probably be worth more in Siberia, Indiana than it is in Tunguska,Siberia, Russia.

 

[Tx Jim]

(quoted from post at 08:43:58 05/22/14) You didn't state what your plans for it were to base a price.
Are you going to farm with it, use it for a lawn decoration, buying it and trying to resell and make a profit?
Most of all you did not state the general location of said item.
It will probably be worth more in Siberia, Indiana than it is in Tunguska,Siberia, Russia.

Although I agree location of tractor has an affect on value BUT I can see no relation of intended use to the value. In your opinion would farming with it make tractor worth more/less than reselling it?

 

[Anonymous-0]

Tx Jim,
That is a valuated question,
From the stand point of the buyer, the tractor that is being used to make a living would be more important than the one that sits in the shed and only comes oot for a parade or whatever.
It would be interesting, the thoughts of others.

 

[Anonymous-0]

Seen them go as cheap as $9100 as high as $26,000 restored seen one last winter go for $14,100 a mint original

 

[Bob Harvey]

I don't see that a unit used for farming would have any more value because it is likely mostly worn out (well maintained or not). A 'restored' version (good mechanicals & paint) will always command a few more $. IMHO

 

[Whichester1]

4-5 years ago they were sky high. Somebody went down there and bought all they could find and imported to the states which hurt prices on this end. Also check for an original serial number plate. missing or wrong s/n plate hurts the value a lot.