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Jon Blanc

10-26-2003 05:00:38

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Tried to post pictures with this report and couldn't make it happen. There are four pictures on tractor photo gallery.
1952 Super M - $ 1950 no live hydraulic, Worksaver 3 pt, paint and tires fair. Key switch, sounded ok, new buyer auctioned off 3 pt&valves.
1955 Farmall 300 $ 675, Swartz WFE, ROD KNOCKING, tin was good tires poor, regular draw bar.
Super C - $1450 Not new restoration, no drawbar, one flat front Super C - $ 1800 WFE, Not new restoratioin, no drawbar,tie rod ends shot, some welding on front end, tires 50% Farmall 140 - $ 2250, decent restoration tires OK
Farmall 656 - $ 2250, Gas, Fast Hitch good overall
Farmall 666 - $ 5250, Deisel, 3 point good overall
Oliver 1650 - $ 1650, Gas, 3 point, good overall
Overall an intereting sale didn't stay for 3 old Ms and a Wallis, stuck, on steel rears.

Which one should have I have bought? Which 2?

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Oliver, the other Green t

10-26-2003 13:36:23

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Re: Auction results Carson IA in reply to Jon Blanc, 10-26-2003 05:00:38

Why, you should have bought the 1650 Oliver and the triple 6 Farmall. Diesels are the best for fuel useage.

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big red 1

10-26-2003 05:46:19

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Re: Auction results Carson IA in reply to Jon Blanc, 10-26-2003 05:00:38

Sounds like the 656 went cheap what kind of shape was the 140 in IM in eastern Iowa where are you?

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Jon Blanc

10-27-2003 03:48:40

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Re: Re: Auction results Carson IA in reply to big red 1, 10-26-2003 05:46:19

Just east of Council Bluffs. The 140 was about 85% parade but not show if you know what that means. The Oliver sounded good. Jon

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