Sell Your Tractor

What I Look For

I am not very concerned with whether a tractor runs, drives, or even if the engine is froze up. For me, it is mostly about the right model, how complete the tractor is, whether the body metal is usable, and whether the price makes sense. I assume most tractors I buy are going to need a lot of repairs anyway.

When I sell a tractor, everything has to work right. There is a lot more to a tractor than just running and driving, so mechanical problems do not scare me off the way they do some buyers.

Preferred Tractors

I look at many different makes, but I am especially interested in Ford, Ferguson, John Deere, Kubota, and Case tractors.

If the model is something I like, I may still be interested even if it is very dead, has major issues, or has been sitting for years.

General Price Guidelines

These are rough guidelines for tractors in Lakeland, Auburndale, or Polk City. Final price depends on model, completeness, condition, and location.

Pickup Area and Loading

Those price guidelines are mainly for tractors in Lakeland, Auburndale, and Polk City. I do pick up tractors further away too, but on the smaller cheaper tractors like Ford N models, distance matters more.

Very dead tractors are not a problem. Our trailer has an electric winch, so we can handle tractors that do not run, and need to be dragged onto the trailer.

We can usually get there in a day or two.

How It Works

I do not come out just to look at tractors. If we can agree on a price and a time, someone will show up ready to load it, pay cash, and leave. No tire kicking.

The easiest way to get started is to email photos, the model if you know it, your location, and anything important about the tractor to john@lakelandtractor.com.