- Location
- northampton
Found a April 2004 copy of classic tractor was amazed when asked rep how much new today would his answer was you could buy 3 of them for 1 new
2004 tractor prices
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Sheep
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- Location
- Northern Ireland
£19,500 in 2004 is £30k today inflation included.
Meaning you'd have to be able to buy the below new equivalent 95hp tractor for £30k today. I dont think you could, but you could probably buy it for less than £40k.
EDIT: Heres todays equivalent, 42k but also includes air con, shuttle plus electric hyds. http://www.tunstalltractors.com/shop/product/3183/Hurlimann/XA-100-GS/
Still a 25% price increase nonetheless.
Meaning you'd have to be able to buy the below new equivalent 95hp tractor for £30k today. I dont think you could, but you could probably buy it for less than £40k.
EDIT: Heres todays equivalent, 42k but also includes air con, shuttle plus electric hyds. http://www.tunstalltractors.com/shop/product/3183/Hurlimann/XA-100-GS/
Still a 25% price increase nonetheless.
- Location
- Co antrim
Alot of the problem with new tractor prices is every1 wants top spec. A base spec poverty model isnt too bad priced yet
- Location
- Durham, UK
Could have bought a new mf 6465 for £28,000 in 2005 on offer. What would the equivalent be now 65k?
Sheep
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- Location
- Northern Ireland
Thats 42k in todays money. The equivalent tractor being a 5713 or 6712.
- Location
- East Dartmoor, Devon
IIRC you could buy a new SAME Silver 100.6 or 105 in the very early 2000s with air con for around £21,500 and I think a NH TS115 classic spec was mind to late 20s.
- Location
- North West Wales
Yes I remember 1060 at around £21k with Explorer 90/874-90 at roughly £16.5k!!!
glasshouse
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- Location
- lothians
Tm 155 was £40k in 2006
I paid £24 k for a tm 165 in 2002 with 400 hrs
I paid £24 k for a tm 165 in 2002 with 400 hrs
ollandroverman
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- Location
- nr Kendal (The Lake District)
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Pistonbroke
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Riverlea tractors were doing case cs78 tweaked to cs94 power for£16500 with three years 0% and three years warranty. Forty five in stock. Thought about it for a month and the DB1390 was playing up so rang to say we'd have one and all gone 
They done the same with mx’s couldnt get them out fast enough y reg mx110 were £26000 and the last o2 were £28000
- Location
- Northleach, Gloucestershire
Paid £27,000 for an MX135 in 1999, still got it, it was the last tractor that we could afford to buy new.
Pistonbroke
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A friend rang up and the last CS was an 86 with 10hrs on it because they had delivered two trailers with it. Quoted £18500 which he thought was a total bargain and put on his haggling tone on to ask how much it would be for a loader on it." That is with a loader". Delivered next day. Alan Rogers for you
Wellytrack
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Remember a special on the run out model 874-90 similar to above in OP post. Winter 01/02. £17k.
Wellytrack
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Also remember a deal on a Zetor model, it was 65ish hp but turned up to 85. Probably about 04-05. £14k.
We had two of those new .One white and one silver under £20 k I think.!And that was with a loader swapped from first 874-90 , Chilton which eventually did 3 tractors!
- Location
- Forfar,Angus,Scotland
Lucky you,I produce cereals and potatoes,worth no more now than then on average.
- Location
- Co antrim
Milk stil not much difference