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S.E. Washington | You should try to sell it as a complete tractor. Here's why I don't think you should scrap it.
1, Scrap isn't worth much. You'd be lucky to get $500-1,000 as scrap. That's after you remove all the tires, glass, rubber, and copper.
2, It'll cost most of what you make in scrap to haul it to town.
3, It's a lot of work to prep it to get the good scrap price. See #1, remove all contaminates. If you call a scrapper in they'll leave a mess of tires, glass, and oil in your yard.
So even if you only get a couple hundred for it as a complete tractor you might be better off. | |
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Old Deere 5020
