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Value of a 1958 D6 9U, hydraulic blade with tilt, and 30-40% rollers?
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spitzair
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I sold my '54 in about the same condition but without the remote hydraulics for $4000 last year... Hope that helps.
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I would think $4000 is a bit low for a running machine with hydraulic tilt blade. It is old and uses some lubrication but for a smaller machine to clear fence lines and push some dirt, I would think it has more value than $4000. Scrap metal price would net at least $1600. here are a couple of pictures.
I would think $4000 is a bit low for a running machine with hydraulic tilt blade. It is old and uses some lubrication but for a smaller machine to clear fence lines and push some dirt, I would think it has more value than $4000. Scrap metal price would net at least $1600. here are a couple of pictures.
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spitzair
Senior Member
I have to agree that 4 grand isn't much for such a machine, I had mine advertised for quite a bit more too but after trying (not very hard mind you) to sell it for 2 years that was the highest offer, I needed the money, and she found a new home... Unfortunately she blew a final a few months after the new owner bought it.