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I do price my stuff right, like I said I always research what things are going for before I list. Believe me when I say that I just didn't pick $350 for no reason, if that's what others are selling there's for then I see no reason why mine isn't worth as much. Generally speaking the parts I sell are in better shape so actually I'm not charging enough.
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All this bashing back and forth and I still don't know what it's worth?
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It's worth whatever it's worth to you.
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Are you planning on putting the pump on an "O"?
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It is up to you to decide if you need to pay x amount before someone else does. Lots of prices have been thrown around in this thread. I paid $200 for mine. But I got real lucky as it was on north side of Atlanta. Which makes any vintage CC stuff rare. It had been listed on CL for a month. It came with the tractor and deck. |
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Wow, you did get a deal. The guy has now listed the tractor with the pump for 650.00. I think I will wait until he contacts me, then try to get it all for a good price. But I will not pay 650.00for it, maybe 350.00?
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I think that $400 would be closer to getting a yes from him. That's still not too much if it runs. If you don't want the tractor, you can likely get all your money back even after removing the hydraulic unit. (As long as you put a manual lift on it.) Even if you went to $450 or $500, and can get only $300 for the tractor on resale, you still did well. You will not have spent $350 for the hydraulic unit. |
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This really seems easy to me and I'm sure many others.
Something, anything is worth exactly what you can get out of it. If you and the other party agree on a price, that's what it's worth. It makes little difference what it sold for a year ago or what it will sell for a year from now. If you ask a price that seems fair to you but high to others, you probably won't sell it or will wait a while to do so. Good luck with selling and buying. If you want something bad enough you'll likely pay more for it, especially if it's a "hard to find" item. If you have the time maybe you can wait for a better price and a chance that another will be available. If you don't have the time and have the money....I'm sure you see my point. Each one of us has differing amounts of time and money. Use them both accordingly. Good day to all. In the end we'll all be out of time and money, so use them both now.
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Thank you guys. I am in no hurry, and I think eventually I can buy the whole works for under 500.00. I was wanting the pump to put on a 124.
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