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    Posted: 27 Apr 2019 at 9:53am
Looking at a 9000 7 bottom pull type. Plow has very little use pretty much field ready. What is a fair price to offer?
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You gotta figure what you're willing to give. If owner won't price it,don't feel bad about low balling him. As a rule,plows are obsolete today so not much market value.
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If you don't get it Pm me the info, location and price, Would love to have one for our D21.
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Depends on interest... Usually local farm auction plows bring about $100/bottom. Other times $50/bottom. Then I’ve seen determined bidders go hundreds/bottom. AC made some of the better/best tillage implements per that era.
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A few years ago I saw one at a consignment auction.  It went for $1500 and it was the owner that bought it back!

I've always been told to let the other person make the first offer.
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Fine if you can get shares and moldboards. Otherwise the plow may be too worn to use.


Edited by DougS - 27 Apr 2019 at 4:31pm
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Originally posted by john(MI) john(MI) wrote:

A few years ago I saw one at a consignment auction.  It went for $1500 and it was the owner that bought it back!

I've always been told to let the other person make the first offer.
 
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Just bought a 6 bottom AC today for 125.00.     MACK
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Originally posted by FREEDGUY FREEDGUY wrote:

Originally posted by john(MI) john(MI) wrote:

A few years ago I saw one at a consignment auction.  It went for $1500 and it was the owner that bought it back!

I've always been told to let the other person make the first offer.
 
I am truly sorry john, but ever since I have seen your avatar, I havn't read a word you've written !! Wink

Most of us stopped reading him, before the avatar change...Wink
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You also need to consider the rarity of the plow.  There are not many of the correct 9000 series pull-type plows around and up for sale so don't go too low.  I feel you are getting a heck of a deal if you get it for $700 but don't be shy about offering more.  Where you gonna get another opportunity like this?  I gave $900 for one plus the trucking about 20 years ago.  
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I bought a semi mount, six bottom a few years ago for 500 bucks. Looks like it hasn't plowed 50 acres in its life. There's a seven bottom on bis-man online for sale for 700 bucks. Been on there for quite a while. Darrel
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I have to make a correction. The one on bis-man online is an 8 bottom, pull type. They are calling it a 2500, but I don't know if that is correct. Can't tell much by the picture just what kind of shape it's in. I think that thing would make my 8550 snort in my soil. I had my six bottom behind my 8070 FWA, and when I dropped it into some sod, the front end of the tractor came off the ground, and it's even got the full weight package up front. Darrel
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I don't know about you guys... don't get me wrong, I'm glad to know prices and finds like yours are possible, but around here, a worn out ancient 2-bottom Dearborn (or call it whatever make you want by changing the rattle-can color of it) brings $650, an A-C B or C with a stuck motor can easily fetch $3,500, can't find a good grain drill (one that's not all rotted out) for under $3,000, old plate-type 2-row corn planters start at around $1,000 for the bad.... Auctions aren't much better. I'd love to buy out your way, even with freight it'd be a steal. An A-C 6080 not far from me is going for $16,000 FIRM, that's within $800 of a brand new JD 5045E like ryanschott just bought. I'd love to be out your way, lol!!! I know, I know, it's all a matter of perspective, right? Right...
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And yes I know the 6080 is better than double the HP of the 5045, all sorts of other differences even beyond color lol... It just hit me kinda funny is all.
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