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    Posted: 24 Oct 2011 at 6:19pm
http://spokane.craigslist.org/grd/2666585293.html
I'm sure the scrappers would pay that if it did weigh 8 tons!
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I don't think it would go 8 ton, its closer to 8500-9000 just the way it sits.
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Its got a grill worth 150- 300 bucks and about 150-300 in front wieghts. If the top link is original, theres another 100 at least. If it has sway blocks on the 3 point you can add 50-100 bucks. Thats pretty good cash already and you still have a whole tractor. If the tires and rims arent shot they are worth something. Just my two cents worth.
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I didnt even notce it had wheels wieghts, cha ching more money.
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There is almost 1000 lbs of weights. I think the scrapers are being very generous. I just bought a '65 one ninety gas that hadn't run in a few years but is running now, good tires , nice straight metal $1500.
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Worth 10000-12000 in good runnning condition?  Ummmm, no.
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He's not completely out of line on the price, but he's a country mile off on the weight of it. If it was closer to me, I'd go have a look at it. If it has the dual pto's, and the hydraulic pto clutch, it would be a real gem. Darrel
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Darrel I'd go buy it for you but some lady named Liz got really pi**ed off at me when I told her no way it weighed 8 ton! She claims she has a solid offer from the scrap yard and it isn't based on weight. If the tires were a matched set I would have gone to take a look....
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If the tires are filled, and all the weight on the back, it might be closer than you think, maybe not the total 8tons, but maybe 7?  The thing was around 8K lbs bone stock, add the cab, the front weights, the rear outer weights, maybe filled rears, possible inside rear weights??????  Maybe, just sayin
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$2000 is cheap for a parts tractor, there is still alot of usable stuff on it, the pumps, turbo, tires, weights, body parts, radiator....on and on...the parts add $$$ fast!
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oh...yeah...i'd gits rid ofthat grandson! and if ya look in the back ground, looks like they are running a used car lot or something! probably took it in on trade and the kid ruined it!
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Eldon, this Liz lady didn't have a sense of humor, huh? Upon closer look at the tractor, I see that it is not a series III, so therefore it wouldn't have the dual pto's or the hyd pto clutch, so I wouldn't be so intelerested in it anyhow. I would still hope that it would get sold to someone other than the scrappers. Darrel
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Don't be too hard on the kid.  I'm thinking he learned it from dad or grandad to shoot the juice to it.  The acorn don't fall from the tree ya know.
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I personally think the add is total BS. Any credible scrap yard won't give you a price quote on something without a weight ticket unless they way under-price something to make sure the weight is there.

What I'm thinking actually happened is the seller called the scrap yard and said " I've got a tractor that weighs 8 tons. What will you give me for it". I'm willing to bet when that tractor rolls across the scrap yard scales the price will be adjusted accordingly. They are also going to dock the price for the tires and any fluid in them.   
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Originally posted by m16ty m16ty wrote:

I personally think the add is total BS. Any credible scrap yard won't give you a price quote on something without a weight ticket unless they way under-price something to make sure the weight is there.

What I'm thinking actually happened is the seller called the scrap yard and said " I've got a tractor that weighs 8 tons. What will you give me for it". I'm willing to bet when that tractor rolls across the scrap yard scales the price will be adjusted accordingly. They are also going to dock the price for the tires and any fluid in them.   
That's what I figured too, she claims they have a standing offer from the yard that is good for 2 weeks - and it wasn't based on the weight.....
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Weights, tires, sheetmetal, fenders, 3pt hitch... looks like a goldmine of parts or a good candidate for a 301 out of a combine or something. Yes I'd give $2000 for it, if it was near here.
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Our 190XT is also an early one like this. Loaded 18.4X34 rears,inner weights,outer weights,10.00X16 fronts,nose weights,NO CAB. At tractor pull scales, they weighed her in at 12,900 lbs with my 200 lbs on board. That is just shy of 6.5 tons. It looks like this tractor has 15.5X38 rears too.
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Originally posted by darrel in ND darrel in ND wrote:

Eldon, this Liz lady didn't have a sense of humor, huh? Upon closer look at the tractor, I see that it is not a series III, so therefore it wouldn't have the dual pto's or the hyd pto clutch, so I wouldn't be so intelerested in it anyhow. I would still hope that it would get sold to someone other than the scrappers. Darrel
It wouldn't have to be a series III to have hydraulic PTO clutch. I had a 65 XT that had it.
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