[AT] farmall regular

[John Hall]

Rears hold air fine, 75% tread, I bought them used 30 years ago. They 
have some cracking obviously. Fronts maybe 30-50% tread, leak a little, 
nothing a tube wouldn't fix.

John


On 2/8/2017 3:46 PM, Joe Hazewinkel wrote:
> Sounds like a $300-$400 dollar tractor, although you didn't say what condition the tires are in.
>
> Enjoy, Joe
>
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>
> On Feb 8, 2017, at 3:09 PM, John Hall <jtchall at nc.rr.com> wrote:
>
> Lets talk OLD tractors. Got a fellow interested in buying my 1926
> Farmall Regular. Fellow has been looking at a couple pcs of my old stuff
> for years, now seems ready to exchange some cash.
>   Mine is a rough, cheap, "restoration"--Hey I did it when I was 18 so I
> can say what I want about it! Anyway, its on cutdown rear wheels,
> replacement fronts (maybe from an F-20), has F4 mag instead of E4A,
> engine block has about a 60 year old patch, a little welding on the
> front end (real old repair), incorrect starting tank, patched up
> radiator, very worn and leaky rear end, carb may leak a little. One
> bonus is this machine has an upgraded upholstered seat with back rest--I
> think its in the parts books as an option. I had it running last year.
> Paint is 30 years old and not great.
>
> So has anyone seen any Regulars for sale lately, or similar tractors? I
> need to put a price on it for him. A couple years back there was a
> collection liquidated near here that saw really cheap prices for some
> fairly decent looking older machines--talking a few hundred bucks here.
> With the condition I described any one care to toss out a price range?
> Don't be afraid to insult me, Its a good parts machine if nothing else.
>
> John Hall
>
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