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RON WEST
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2000-06-05          16919

I AM IN THE PROCESS OF BUYING A 1985 JOHN DEERE 950 4X4 WITH P.S. 1762 HRS. ONE OWNER HAS A NEW SET OF AGI. TIRES LOOKS LIKE NEW WHAT IS A REASONAL PRICE AND DOES ANY ONE HAVE A LOADER FOR THIS TRACTOR THANKS RON WEST E-MAIL WW8504@DRAGONBBS.COM I LIVE IN SOUTHERN OHIO

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2000-06-05          16927

Ron, I purchased a 2wd '79 JD-950 w/75 loader in excellent condition for $7500 (western NY). I would estimate 4wd and '85 model would bump the price up considerably. MY 1998 Farm Equipment Guide Blue book mentions 4wd 950 pricing auction pricing as: Low: $4410, High: $9592, Avg: $7121. Hope this information helps and Good luck on the acquisition. Regards Mark ....


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Joe Padavano
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2000-06-06          16949

Used loaders are extremely difficult to locate. I've had my JD850 for about a year and have been looking for a used loader for it ever since. I finally found a complete used JD75 loader about an hour away from me for a reasonable price and raced to the seller to buy it. The seller was located in Maryland and received calls from Conn. and Indiana from potential buyers. I believe he received over two dozen calls in the span of two weeks. Needless to say, I was not able to negotiate the asking price downward at all.

If you do locate a used JD loader, be aware that the loader makes use of the tractor's selective control valve (the on-board remote hydraulics). If you tractor does not have an SCV, you'll need to retrofit one. The conversion kit is about $1200 for the parts alone at JD. My tractor did not have hydraulics, and being unwilling to pay that much money for green paint, I've adapted an aftermarket (Prince brand) loader valve.

The other option, of course, is to purchase a new aftermarket loader. One advantage of an aftermarket loader is that some (Bush Hog brand, for example) are available with a self-contained joystick control valve in the event your tractor does not have an SCV. ....

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Michael J. Mentes
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2000-06-06          16965

Mark you were talking about a farm equipment guide blue book. where can I get one? ....

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2000-06-07          17002

Mike, I picked my up in a local Farm Center. They are not cheap around $60 but they are a great reference as they list in most cases year/serial #'s, auction prices and tractor specs. I Believe they can also be ordered mail-order. There tel # is: 1-800-673-4763 and website address is:

http://www.farmershotline.com/farmequipmentguide/index.htm

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Mark ....


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