jf 850
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You shouldn't have crossed 2 county boundaries. :rolleyes2:
You shouldn't have crossed 2 county boundaries. :rolleyes2:
Peter
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I had to go for a hospital appointment. :Thumbp2:
Arthur
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Did you get the attention of a nice nurse..:wub:
jf 850
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I thought you were up there hunting for a laying hen
Same as Arthur was thinking.
josh
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Is this a 4200 series in disguise? https://www.donedeal.ie/tractors-for-sale/2000-massey-ferguson-4355-c-w-quickie-loader-q50/26223134
Very similar but nicer gear layout, side exhaust and possibly other differences
scoffcruddle
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4300 were launched 2001.
Mf 7715
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That tractor is 2002 it is a 4355.
scoffcruddle
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The link says 2000 then the description says 2002🤔defo a 43 series though.
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Lovely tractor here
Arthur
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Looks good inside and out, front tyres not so sure for 2100 hrs.
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kverneland es 80
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Manual shuttle as well bomb proof
Masseyrk662
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muckymanor
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His Mrs must be selling it for what he told her in 2000 it would be worth in 2020
Arthur
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I'd find it hard to part with that kind of money for something low houred and 10 years old with a Q cab, powershift, 40 kmh, fast hydraulics, suspension, air con etc..
nashmach
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How's the explaining going to Mrs SMID!!!
Bonkers money really and I'd find the hours hard to believe on that 690 too.
SMID
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Window shopping only nash I had estimated It could make 24 ish Anything in its original state in good condition seems to make serious money. I dont think the value of the restored ones will have changed much ,downside is the man selling his rough old thing needing restored is worth a fortune.
avent
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How much would that have cost new back in the seventies? 3or 4 thousand
SMID
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The Sept 75 168 with all the extras was £3250 ,that was a pre increase price , a 188 would be about the £ 3500 figure.
scoffcruddle
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In 1971 my grans £3.5k inheritance was spent by my grandad on a 148 multi and a Vauxhall Viva car,the 148 was traded in by my uncle against a Ford 4000,the 4000 is still on a neighbours farm.
diesel power
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And the Vauxhall?
scoffcruddle
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I only vaguely remember the Viva,the 148 went before I was 5 but I still remember it baling with the bamford bl58.
A tidy Viva would be worth good money nowadays ,not as much as a tidy 148 though.