[Brian]

old John Deere 112 Hydraulic lift, tiller, blade and blower rough.

 

[andy b.]

I'd say there's over $400 in stuff for sale there. Is that one of the original tillers (was it a Model 30 or 32 or something)? If so, the tiller might be worth almost $400. You'd think I'd know the tiller model because I have one, but I paid $300 several years ago for mine and it was the only one I found in my area in about 2 years of looking.

 

[56FordGuy]

I don't know much about old JD garden tractors, but my gut says that's a good deal. I'd expect it to fetch at least $1,500.00 in running condition with that equipment, maybe more if the implements are rare. That's just speculation, though. I never did mess with JD garden machines, but have had a bunch of about everything else.

 

[T-Mo]

That's a great deal, Brian. First off, the attachments - they're worth something, though they're in rough shape. The bonus is the hydraulic lift. They're getting more uncommon to find. I had a '67 112 with the hydraulic lift and sold it for $350. It had a noise in the engine, but ran good and had the integral hitch. I had several people interested in it at the price I had. On the one in the ad, he doesn't have a picture of the right side of the tractor, so I don't know if the coveted shields for the pto, etc. are there. The starter/generator belt cover is there which is good. It would be a '66 or '67. If the footrests are welded on it's a '67, if they're bolted on it's a '66.

 

[RRMCCABE]

That's a great deal, Brian. First off, the attachments - they're worth something, though they're in rough shape

Great deal is right.

I would say its a $300 tractor non running since its a hydraulic model.

I cant speak for the blower or blade but I own two of the tillers. They bring $400 easy around here. The double pulley setup that goes on the front to drive it has become scarce and sell for $100 !

 

[Scotty370]

I'm 'backing-off' of this .................

Only because you, and you alone, know how much time you have on your hands for a serious 'sand-blast' job, and how much time you're willing to invest...........! The fact that it's not running, gives me some concerns. ~Scotty

 

[andy b.]

Brian,

Is it at your house yet? :lol:

 

[Brian]

I always find this stuff at the absolute most horrible time. I am unsure if I will have time to even look at it before Christmas.