I have a man that does not use his implements any more and I told him I wanted to buy what he has. He has a set of cultivators front and back and a Middle buster and may more. Does any one know How much the cultivators and the middlebuster are worth, I don't want to pay too much.
Thanks
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Value of a Middlebuster & cultivators?
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Cultivators in Wisconsin bring $200 to $250. ( That is how much mine sold for at my auction last year) We never see middle busters here so I would have no idea. I assume both set of impements are NOT the single point fast hitch.
I personally would never spend over $100 for cultivators. They can be bought pretty cheap sometimes, $25 to $50.
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I personally would never spend over $100 for cultivators. They can be bought pretty cheap sometimes, $25 to $50.
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Hey AP50CUB,
Cultivators in our "neck of the woods" usually bring $150.00-200.00/set. That buster should be worth $75.00-100.00. If he is not using them, $200.00/250.00 should get the lot. Make sure they are complete. Keep us posted
Cultivators in our "neck of the woods" usually bring $150.00-200.00/set. That buster should be worth $75.00-100.00. If he is not using them, $200.00/250.00 should get the lot. Make sure they are complete. Keep us posted
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Well around here a good complete set of Cub-144 Cultivators are worth between $450.00 and $500.00. I would be ecstatic if I could have found one for $100.00.
It really doesn't matter what the value is worth in an area away from you. What makes the difference is:
1. Do you want/need one?
2. Are there lots available? If not, then grab it as quickly as you can.
3. What is it worth to you to have one?
4. Based on #3, what do you think is fair? I would probably start at 50% of what it is worth to you and go from there until you strike a bargain. Just be judicious and take your time. No need to rush it.
As far as middlebusters - not common here - no one I know has ever seen one.
But again, the 4 rules apply to almost any implement or tractor for that matter.
It really doesn't matter what the value is worth in an area away from you. What makes the difference is:
1. Do you want/need one?
2. Are there lots available? If not, then grab it as quickly as you can.
3. What is it worth to you to have one?
4. Based on #3, what do you think is fair? I would probably start at 50% of what it is worth to you and go from there until you strike a bargain. Just be judicious and take your time. No need to rush it.
As far as middlebusters - not common here - no one I know has ever seen one.
But again, the 4 rules apply to almost any implement or tractor for that matter.
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hERE IN CENTRAL CAROLINA THEY ARE ASKING $350-$400, BUT I DID HEAR OF SOME GOING AT AUCTION FOR $90. IF'N I HAD BEEN THERE HE WOULD HAVE PAID MORE. AFTER THE SAME AUCTION HE WANTED $400 FOR SAME CULTS. I THINK HE WAS A DEALER
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