I've got several tractors and a loader for sale, located near Ellensburg, Washington (approx. 100 mi. east of Seattle):

1950 R - This tractor was restored mid-90s, runs good, pony works, very nice tractor. $6,300

1950 G - Think "2-cyl. Swiss watch." This tractor is in great mechanical condition, metal is straight, rear tires are new. This one just needs some make-up put on, and it'll do anything you want. $4,900

1952 R - This is a project tractor I've had since 2002. The pony motor has been rebuilt, and the diesel was running when we started tearing it apart. It's had some other stuff done, too, but I need to look at stacks of receipts to figure out just what. We took it apart enough to clean it and re-build the pony, and it's been setting without attention since. Metal is pretty darn good; tires hold air. I think I've got all the parts (and manuals) needed to finish it. It needs a good home with TLC. $3,200

19?? JD 30 Loader - Came off our 420U; we don't use it. In good shape. $750

Pictures of all this stuff is on the link below. I've tried to take pictures clear enough to give you an accurate view of the condition on everything. Be glad to answer any questions you have either by e-mail or phone call. Thanks for looking.

Photos at: http://www.ringo.com/photos/album/photos.h...lbumId=42351809

K. Howard
(509) 929-1487

The description on these tractors is very accurate. The G runs like a well oiled clock tires are brand new all the way around.You'll not find a G that idles like this. If I could afford it I'd buy it. The tin is straight and just needs a coat of paint and would make anybody happy. The one R has been restored and runs good even the pony will start right up the tires are good on this one . The loader has been painted what can I say it's a loader . It didn't come off your dads 4450 but will work fine on your tractor. I've driven most of these tractors once or twice. Idaho farmer 53 is a fair person not out to screw anybody over .

the model G is over priced

Mark, thanks for the endorsement. I've "been had" by an internet tractor seller--only once, thank God--so I appreciate your comments.

shwheeler52B, I don't mind doing a little dickering. If there wasn't dickering in tractor trading, there wouldn't be any sport in it!

kmh