Can you post some photos of that tractor?
Really hard to say without seeing it (and hearing it); if it's just missing 1-2 parts it can make a big difference in price.
Wheel Horses that are 1970's and after are very interchangeable in their parts, the parts were very standard in the way they attached so a '73 shares a lot of parts with a '89 or '07, and even different models shared a lot; but during the 60's, the parts for each year seemed very unique, like WH was testing out ideas (and some parts are hard to locate).
Walker is correct on the model number system used in the 60's to help date it; also, if it has a Kohler engine, that label would tell you when the engine was made (usually made about 2 months prior to the tractor), check Kohler site for their ID system, very nice. (the middle number is usually the gearing or staring system, i.e.. 953 is 1963 9hp, 1054 is '64 10hp, both 5 = electric start, 0 manual, 6 was six speed, etc.).
IMO, as-is, if the tractor looks nice, then $100-200 would be in the selling price range, with the implements.
Michigan Glen (with 12 Wheel Horses)
Edited by GlenPettit - 17 Apr 2017 at 9:11am
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