What is this dozer worth?

Forgive me for my ignorance, but I inherited this old HD 5 or 6 AC dozer.  I say 5 or 6 because someone told me that the badge on it is incorrect. I believe that it is from the 50's.  It runs really strong and seems to be fully functional. It has a winch on the back but the arm is broken off. It has relatively new hydraulic arms, radiator and starter.  I need to sell it, but have no idea what it's worth. Any ideas?  Thanks!

Four cylinder engine HD6 a little 2 cylinder Detroit a HD5.A good tractor ether way. Undercarriage is hard to get so the condition of it has a lot to do with price. Any where from 2000 to 6000 depending how long you wish to look at it,and what the buyer sees that they don't like.

Guess it really depends on how bad you want it gone. If it runs and steers good like you say I would advertise it for 5000 and go from there. If you don't get any calls then lower the price. Just remember you will get some one who will look at your machine ( probably a scrap dealer or salvage yard who will part it out ) tell you all that's wrong with it and offer you $1000 or so which is probably around scrap price for it. You can call your local place that buys metal for a quote. I imagine your machine will weigh around 8 tons. so its best you school your self as to track condition (Feel the pins under the tracks to see if there wore flat on one side ) any welds, oil leaks, etc before you sell it. Location is another factor. Its hard for anyone to tell you what its worth with out seeing it. Good luck on your sell. Norm in cold Missouri today.

 Where  are  you  located  ??      If  not  to far  i can take a look  at  it.  I had  a nice  HD6 EP        man  what  a machine.   Tony  1-877-602-3994    Near  Stayton. 

I sold my HD5 without a cage for $2500.

well for my 10 cents worth from the bottom of the world
For only 2000 dollars worth I would keep it; so what if if hardly gets used; to me just pushing abit of dirt and smelling it with abit of diesel and oil fumes mixed in is a pretty good relaxing experience And you never know just when a job will turn up where you really do need it.
Once they are gone their gone; and these little treasures are getting harder to find all the time.

We have three HD-5, HD-6 tractors. Price range paid was $3200 for the HD-5 with a nice running 3-71 Detroit conversion engine. Clutches were bad,but we put metallic discs in it and it is a good working tractor. (new AC undercarriage) The  HD-6B we have is a 1956 with a  dozer and great undercarriage. Paid $6000.00 for it on an auction. The HD6E is a farm tractor from Idaho, no dozer, $4000.00. (great undercarriage). Value is dictated by the condition of the undercarriage and the engine. Those items are the most expensive to repair/replace. 

Sounds like it was a good deal for everyone.  At least you can still go visit and know it isn't on its way to China.