farmall h

[Todd Heck]

Not sure what h's are going for around the country. Saw an h that caught my eye in ohio not far from me. Not sure of the year,but runs good no smoke tin is ok. Tires look worn but all are over 50%. They are lookjng at1200. But sure they would take less. What are running h's going for in other areas? Just wondering

 

[pete_ w]

here in north country New York, not restored 1500-1800 bucks

 

[Todd Heck]

So if they take 1000 good deal then in nw ohio

 

[BillyinStoughton]

Saw two in south central Wisci go at auction last weekend that both had good tin, fair tires, and good runners...one brought $1750 and the other $1825.

 

[Todd Heck]

Seams like i need to buy it and take it to auction.

 

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I bought a running 49 H for 800 bucks in NE Indiana. I repainted it after I bought it.

 

[RustyR]

Handiest tractor you'll ever own. They are worth twice the price they sell for.

 

[David G]

I think 1000-1250 is fair for everyone if it runs.

 

[sflem849]

That's about right on for a decent one. You can get the ugly ones for $800 around here.

 

[sgtbull]

I attended an auction last yr at our show in Salem, Il. Two H's sitting there. One painted and shiny, but w/ missing headlamps, no battery box, cobbled wiring, good tires, wrong seat and painted grease and dents... brought $1100. One next to it had a new silver canvas pan seat, new wiring harness, good original battery box, working lights, good tires, swinging drawbar, excellent metal and ran great.... (turned out ot have firecrater pistons in a rebuilt engine.) I bought it for $800. It didn't have a lick of paint on it.
Just goes to show you that you can't really count on reported prices as be accurate estimates of value.