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Available in Sugarcreek, Ohio, this John Deere 530 tractor for sale has just received another substantial price reduction and is now being offered at $8,500 OBO. Originally priced at $10,500 and later reduced to $9,950, the seller has now dropped the tractor a full $2,000 from the original asking price because he is moving this week and needs to get it sold rather than relocate it. Reasonable offers are encouraged.

This gasoline-powered John Deere 530 combines the unmistakable character of John Deere's classic horizontal two-cylinder design with a considerable amount of seller-reported recent work. During approximately one year of ownership, the current seller reports addressing the fuel and ignition systems and installing several replacement components, including new rear tires.

For a collector, antique-equipment enthusiast, hobby farmer, parade participant, or buyer looking for a classic two-cylinder Deere, this 530 deserves a closer look—particularly given the seller's current timeline and reduced asking price.

Classic John Deere Two-Cylinder Character

The John Deere 530 was part of John Deere's late two-cylinder tractor era and was produced during the 1958–1960 model series. The exact production year of this particular tractor has not yet been confirmed because a serial number has not been provided.

Gasoline versions of the 530 used John Deere's approximately 189.8-cubic-inch, horizontal two-cylinder, liquid-cooled engine. These tractors remain recognizable by their distinctive engine sound, traditional styling, and straightforward mechanical layout.

This particular tractor is represented by the seller as a gasoline model.

The 530 can appeal to several different types of buyers. Some may want one for a John Deere collection or antique tractor show, while others may be looking for something to drive in local parades, use around a property, or preserve as an example of John Deere's two-cylinder era.

Seller Moving This Week — Price Reduced to $8,500 OBO

The price is one of the biggest changes to this listing.

The tractor's asking-price history is now:

• Originally: $10,500 OBO
• Reduced to: $9,950 OBO
• Now: $8,500 OBO

That represents a total reduction of $2,000 from the original asking price.

The reason is straightforward: the seller is moving this week and does not want to move or continue storing the tractor.

He has money invested in the 530 and previously hoped to recover approximately what he had in it, but the moving deadline has changed the situation. He is now encouraging serious buyers to make a reasonable offer.

This creates genuine urgency without relying on manufactured scarcity. The tractor needs a new home, and the seller is motivated to make a deal with a serious buyer.

Significant Seller-Reported Work Already Completed

During the current owner's approximately one year with the tractor, he reports investing in multiple repairs and replacements.

Fuel-system work reportedly includes:

• Rebuilt carburetor
• Rebuilt fuel pump

Ignition-related work reportedly includes:

• Replacement points
• Replacement spark plugs
• Replacement distributor

Other improvements reportedly include:

• New seat
• New battery box
• New muffler
• New rear tires

The rear tires are an important consideration on any older farm tractor because replacing large agricultural tires can represent a meaningful expense for the next owner.

Rather than simply purchasing the tractor and immediately facing all of those individual items, a buyer is getting a machine on which the current owner reports already investing considerable time and money.

These repairs and replacements are seller-reported. Buyers should inspect the tractor and verify its current operating condition before purchase.

Reported Three-Owner History

This tractor also comes with an interesting seller-reported ownership story.

The current owner has reportedly owned the John Deere 530 for approximately one year.

Before coming to Sugarcreek, the tractor was in New York. According to the current seller, the previous owner had it for approximately one year and used the 530 in a local parade.

That owner reportedly purchased the tractor from his neighbor, who was said to have been the original owner.

Based on the information provided, the reported ownership chain is:

1. Original owner
2. Neighbor of the original owner in New York
3. Current owner in Sugarcreek, Ohio

No original purchase documentation or ownership paperwork has been supplied to independently establish this history, so buyers interested in provenance should verify it to their satisfaction.

Collector, Parade, Hobby Farm, or Property Tractor

This used John Deere 530 may be worth considering for buyers interested in:

• Antique tractor collections
• John Deere collections
• Tractor shows
• Local parades
• Vintage farm displays
• Recreational tractor driving
• Hobby farming
• Property use
• Light-duty agricultural applications
• Preservation or continued cosmetic restoration

Its previous reported parade use makes it especially relevant to a buyer who wants a classic Deere that can continue being enjoyed rather than simply displayed.

The tractor has not been represented as a complete restoration or mechanically perfect machine. Buyers should evaluate it as an older used tractor with the seller-reported improvements described in this listing.

Proven John Deere 530 Configuration

Published information for gasoline John Deere 530 tractors identifies a roughly 189.8-cubic-inch two-cylinder gasoline engine, a 6-forward/1-reverse gear transmission, two-wheel drive, and an independent rear 540 RPM PTO configuration.

Published Nebraska test information for the gasoline version places tested drawbar power at approximately 33 horsepower, with tested belt power in approximately the upper-30-horsepower range.

Actual equipment, hitch configuration, PTO operation, hydraulics, tire sizes, and other features on this individual tractor should be confirmed during an inspection.

Located in Sugarcreek, Ohio

The tractor is currently located in Sugarcreek, Ohio.

Buyers throughout Ohio and surrounding Midwest and eastern markets may find Sugarcreek reasonably accessible for an inspection or pickup.

For buyers located farther away, nationwide transportation assistance may be available through independent transportation providers. Shipping cost will depend on the pickup and delivery locations, tractor dimensions, carrier requirements, and other transportation factors.

Financing assistance may also be available to qualified buyers through independent financing providers, subject to their own approval requirements and terms.

$8,500 OBO — Make an Offer

The current asking price is now:

$8,500 OBO

The owner is moving this week and needs to get the tractor sold.

With the price already reduced from $10,500 to $9,950 and now to $8,500, serious buyers who have been looking for a John Deere 530 gasoline tractor for sale are encouraged to inquire now and make a reasonable offer.

Trustworthy Equipment LLC is marketing this tractor on behalf of the private seller and can help connect qualified buyers with the appropriate party.

Contact Trustworthy Equipment LLC for current availability, additional information, photos, inspection arrangements, or to discuss a reasonable offer.