Pricey Fendt

[Hillside]

Some trade

 

[David.]

To help us to compute that figure, how much would you actually have to pay for a new equivalent tractor?

 

[Chae1]

Not bad for 9 year old tractor!

Must be about same as it cost new.

 

[Lofty1984]

To help us to compute that figure, how much would you actually have to pay for a new equivalent tractor?

Near 200

 

[David.]

Near 200

Actual on farm price?
Jeez, reckon the world stopped turning at some point and I got off!

 

[Robt]

9 years ago that would have been £115 on farm

 

[Lofty1984]

Actual on farm price?
Jeez, reckon the world stopped turning at some point and I got off!

I’m just putting that figure out there I’m prob wrong but I know a jd250r is up there

 

[melted welly]

Not bad for 9 year old tractor!

Must be about same as it cost new.

Bought 828 in 2015 and it cost £115k, so that thing’s probably worth more now.

 

[Clive]

Some trade


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112k iirc

i have one just like it (with more hours)

 

[Grouse]

Near 200

Are you serious - £200k ?

 

[Lofty1984]

Are you serious - £200k ?

Wouldn’t be at all surprised

 

[Matt77]

I think it's just over that for a profi plus now....but they aren't going to mention their best price straight away are they....

 

[Speedstar]

Wouldn’t be at all surprised

160k

 

[David.]

At £160k surely you'd buy new with new tyres and warranty

 

[D14]

Some trade


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That looks like its a buy back so no money will exchange hands. Thats an £80,000 tractor in reality. Yes its got low hours (if they are correct of course) but its 9 years old.

 

[daveydiesel1]

That looks like its a buy back so no money will exchange hands. Thats an £80,000 tractor in reality. Yes its got low hours (if they are correct of course) but its 9 years old.

What do u mean buy back?

 

[David.]

Protecting The Brand, so's to speak?

 

[D14]

What do u mean buy back?

Forced into a farm sale but didn't want to sell it so the auctioneer ran it up past any bidders so it didn't sell. A very common trick.

 

[daveydiesel1]

Forced into a farm sale but didn't want to sell it so the auctioneer ran it up past any bidders so it didn't sell. A very common trick.

So woukd the party that forced the sale (banks, bailiffs, courts, will executors i presume itl be some of these?) Would theynot be expecting a cheque for over 100k? How woukd the auctioneer explain that he didnt sell it?

 

[David.]

Forced into a farm sale but didn't want to sell it so the auctioneer ran it up past any bidders so it didn't sell. A very common trick.

How far back did he lose the underbidders then?