Cockshutt 1900 FWA value

[Quinns]

I have a cockshutt 1900 fwa that has been at our farm since it was new not sure on year would have to look. Has been a good tractor albeit a noisy one . Seems to sit and gather dust lately so I was considering selling it. Was just wondering what these tractors are worth so I don't look silly asking too much or give it away. I would rate the condition as a 7/10, has good tires, spends it's off time indoors, and runs and operates like a top.

Any insight would be appreciated.
 

[J. Schwiebert]

Need a serial number to determine which series it is since there were 3 series.
 

[Eric The Red]

Unless you really need the money why would you sell something that has been on the farm for over 50 years?
 

[gordey]

Where are you located? Thanks
 

[Traditional Farmer]

$20,000.Actually I really have no idea but that's about 25% of a new one like it I'd guess so that seems reasonable.A lot depends on the area you live with a lot of models/makes of older tractors.
 

[Quinns]

Unable to read the serial number plate. Lube from the chain when I replaced the clutch last winter flung up on it will need to find time to pressure wash it off.

Looking at selling it because I have watched enough old tractors sit and rot unused when there are people who would love to have them. There are others i have more of an attachment / interest in.

Located in SE, SK.

I have attached pictures if it helps identify it. It's not for sale yet for sure. I would need to do some work cleaning it up first and removing the snowblower and blade frame. Thanks for any help.


 

[Traditional Farmer]

Nice tractor how many hours on it?
 

[Quinns]

I'll have to look. I would guess around 4000. We didn't use it much. We had an 1800 that got most of the hours.
 

[Galen Houk]

I have owned several Oliver FWAs and just bought a 1900 FWA Oliver with 3 point hitch. I would say you could expect to get $7,500 to $10,000, maybe a little more but I would guess it doesn't have a 3 point which hurts its value to me. Just my opinion.
 

[Smitty5oliver]

I have purchased a few of the Oliver FWA's over the past few years. The last one was a restored 1900 FWA. I bought all three
of them for around the $10,00.00-11,000.00 mark. The market has softened on them right now, unless you are in a big name
auction somewhere, then who knows. Buy just the every day sale, a Cockshutt would be a little less than the Oliver. I'd say
$10,000.00 would be normal.