Party Pete
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Just flicking through classic tractor magazine and came across this . How can 20 odd year old 15000 hour tractors be with this much 
how much were they new ?
how much were they new ?
Why are these so expensive?
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Lincs Lass
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- Location
- north lincs
Supply and demand for tractors that arent plauged with error codes and ad blu problems ,back to basics
SilliamWhale
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Asking prices not selling prices.
- Location
- Co antrim
The fendts are fast becoming sought after classics plus there probably some of the best built tractors ever built by any manufacturer thats well capable of double them hours with not alot of trouble. Great tractors
Party Pete
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I ask for alot that I don’t get too I suppose
- Location
- The North
fools and their money are easily parted,
anyone paying those prices needs their head testing or they wipe their arse with £50 notes
anyone paying those prices needs their head testing or they wipe their arse with £50 notes
partly the price of new, rose tinted glasses, supply and demand and generally the price that was and possibly is achieved by export.
One of the last tractors we sold was sold at export value and bought back 6 years later for export money. Even look at the price for old leylands, marshalls etc, 15 years ago a leyland was £1000, and 802 marshal was about £2500. the once £10,000 tractor really now is £20,000 plus
One of the last tractors we sold was sold at export value and bought back 6 years later for export money. Even look at the price for old leylands, marshalls etc, 15 years ago a leyland was £1000, and 802 marshal was about £2500. the once £10,000 tractor really now is £20,000 plus
- Location
- Co antrim
Itl not sit around long£75k for a 27 year old 824 with 16,700hours
No one would consider that, would they
- Location
- Co antrim
11000 hours
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- Location
- NSW, Newstralya
£75k for a 27 year old 824 with 16,700hours
No one would consider that, would they
I paid $56K ( £30K ? ) for a 20 year old 300 hp 4WD with linkage, pto & on second clock so no idea of hours
kiwi pom
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- Location
- canterbury NZ
If its not had any engine or transmission work it can't be far away from an expensive repair. Maybe not many sold in the first place so parts could be tricky.£75k for a 27 year old 824 with 16,700hours
No one would consider that, would they
Madness.
Gerbert
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- Location
- Dutch biblebelt
I think the people that never had them but always wanted to now have the money.
I've done a few days on a 824, never understood the attraction. But hey, looking at classic cars it is quite understandable. If you have money to burn and are into tractors...
I've done a few days on a 824, never understood the attraction. But hey, looking at classic cars it is quite understandable. If you have money to burn and are into tractors...
- Location
- West Wales
Who is it with? The TM190 looks £7-8k more than anything I can find.Just flicking through classic tractor magazine and came across this . How can 20 odd year old 15000 hour tractors be with this much
10 years ago an immaculate 5,000 hr Favorit 926 vario was worth around £35k.
- Location
- Buckinghamshire
If the 8870 is all there with no faults is about the correct money and going up if you can find them nowJust flicking through classic tractor magazine and came across this . How can 20 odd year old 15000 hour tractors be with this much
Fendts will be on their second engine, and 3rd Vario by now, if the knowledge on this forum is correct.
- Location
- Buckinghamshire
Which of these do you need a lap top to repairJust flicking through classic tractor magazine and came across this . How can 20 odd year old 15000 hour tractors be with this much
I know you don't on the 8870 or any GENESIS TRACTOR
- Location
- Owaka, New Zealand
And it will have made enough diesel to power a small German villageFendts will be on their second engine, and 3rd Vario by now, if the knowledge on this forum is correct.