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RedHeeler79 
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 Topic: What’s it worth? D17-IV
Posted: 28 Feb 2026 at 11:28am |
I’m considering selling this to make room for other projects. Not sure how the tractor market is these days, and I’ve done a lot of work to this one. So, I’m not looking to give it away. Anyway, what’s your thoughts on value of a ‘66 D17 series IV, gas, snap coupler, unknown original hours. Runs and drives super well. New radiator, foot clutch, brakes, all fluids/filters changed recently, power director inspected and shimmed to spec, front bolster and steering gone through and resealed, etc etc. Could use a good paint job, has a few leaks still, but a pretty damn nice working tractor with good sheet metal. We all know you can wrap up a ton of money in these if you’re fixing one up. What’s a fair asking price for one that’s a long way towards being fixed up already? 
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RedHeeler79
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Posted: 28 Feb 2026 at 11:31am |
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The picture kinda sucks, i had to crop it down really far in order to upload it
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Les Kerf
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Posted: 28 Feb 2026 at 12:53pm |
To quote my Grandpa "If that were mine and you were sitting on a feather we'd both be tickled! 
I wouldn't take less than $4500 if I were selling it.
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Clay
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Posted: 28 Feb 2026 at 1:33pm |
I agree with Les, especially with those tires. The Series IV are worth more, because of the hydraulic system.
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Mikez
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Posted: 28 Feb 2026 at 3:25pm |
Nice looking tractor. Snap coupler
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AC7060IL
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Posted: 5 hours 16 minutes ago at 9:51am |
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Easy answer, what’s your bottom dollar amount you’d sell it? You don’t need to reply that number on the forum, but you know that number. Now go research current auction results for similar models & compare.
Many online auctions represent a vast buyers audience. So the selling item being considered may pleasantly surprise you. If so, talk to local auctioneers about their commissions (selling fees) so you can figure your possible take home dollars after sale, If satisfied, try listing it at your local auction that also offers/includes online bidding. Done.
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AC720Man
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Posted: 1 hour 35 minutes ago at 1:32pm |
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That’s a $5-6k tractor in my area. You have already replaced some really important maintenance items to it. Good luck, you won’t have any issue selling it.
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RedHeeler79
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Posted: 1 hour 3 minutes ago at 2:04pm |
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Thanks for the replies, fellas. Gives me something to think about. I’m sure that I have $6k or so into it at this point and don’t want to lose money. It doesn’t eat anything, so it’s not a big deal to keep it. Just not sentimental to me, and have another series IV coming in, so may or may not thin the herd a little. I definitely don’t have time for all the projects I’ve accumulated. Sounds familiar, eh?
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