Wanted D4E SA in need of a nice home / sell or trade 84J D4D SA & 44A D6B

I have 6 D4E SAs, They are great Cats very dependable.All of mine have Factory Cabs,turboed,6 roller track frames with 24'' track pads.70'' track gauge.I would get one with the long and uc. I have four29xs and 2 70xs . The 70X tractors are variable horsepower 125hp in 3rd,4th,and5th gear.If you don't need that much power I would stick with a 29X non vhp.They are good on fuel to where the vhp realy suck the fuel.They are hard to find,most guys that have them don't want to sell them.I will call some of the guys I know. I good place would be in the pacific northwest,eastern Oregon,Walla Walla, Pasco. What kind of price range?

I have 6 D4E SAs, They are great Cats very dependable.All of mine have Factory Cabs,turboed,6 roller track frames with 24'' track pads.70'' track gauge.I would get one with the long and uc. I have four29xs and 2 70xs . The 70X tractors are variable horsepower 125hp in 3rd,4th,and5th gear.If you don't need that much power I would stick with a 29X non vhp.They are good on fuel to where the vhp realy suck the fuel.They are hard to find,most guys that have them don't want to sell them.I will call some of the guys I know. I good place would be in the pacific northwest,eastern Oregon,Walla Walla, Pasco. What kind of price range?

Thanks for the info on series. It sounds like the 29x would be a good fit for me. We have terrain that is like eastern WA & OR, but not so many acres and most of it is still CRP for now.

As I was getting started into farming again, thinking I'd have more money after the first harvest then the second harvest (kind of like a gambling addict thinking the next roll will be the winner), I'd see the occasional D4E SA at Zimmerman for ~$20k. So far I'm in the hole on farming enough to have bought more than one at that price. However if I could sell the D6B for half what we've got in it and get salvage value on the D4D, we'd probably be able to go as high as mid-20's for a 29x D4E SA in really great shape. However a price in the high teens to ~$20k would be easier to swing.

What do you see as a realistic price for a machine in good enough shape to rely on for operating a couple hundred acres of dry farm for another 15 years with minimal repairs expected? I have 60 year old machines still running strong, so my expectations are rather high in that department.

Thanks,

Joe

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