auction results

rustyplow · Nov 1, 2015

Auction results for sale in mich. yesterday.
oliver 77 2000
jd a 2500
super m 4000
1650 4500
ford 800 2400
case 660 combine 1600
ford f250 1979 with 38000 miles 4500
ford f6 grain truck 3100

rrlund · Nov 1, 2015

Prices were right up there weren't they?

rustyplow · Nov 1, 2015

Some more. Couple of crappy pics, but here ya go.
IH pto corn binder 3100
IH grain binder 1500
Avery thresher 6000
New Idea husker 700
Mc Cormick husker 1900 missed a pic on this one
Oliver plow 600
IH grain binder 4250 real nice
Oliver corn planter 350 That don't sound right but that's what I wrote down
IH corn binder 600

Everything nice well kept equipment.

rustyplow · Nov 1, 2015

Yup. And you should have seen what the wimmins was spending on the jewelry wagons.

larry@stinescorner · Nov 1, 2015

they sure did take good care of their stuff

Dave H (MI) · Nov 1, 2015

It is always better to go a little long on something that is in really good shape. Restoration can be fun but also time consuming and expensive. I went to an auction here locally instead. I wanted the three point log splitter. I paid too much for it...but it was there and close to the farm so...

Darn near froze to death though.

1206SWMO · Nov 1, 2015

Thanks for the pictures and prices....It looks like things sold well..

oldsarge · Nov 1, 2015

Don't think I ever saw a PTO corn binder before.Nice condition.

JD Seller · Nov 1, 2015

Good equipment is still bringing good prices. The crazy prices for everything is over but good stuff still sells well. This stuff looks to be about as original as you would ever find and that ALWAYS brings top dollar. Then things like that thresher all look to be in s great shape. I know fellow locally that gave $5000 for a thresher and has over $20K more in getting it restored to working order. So a good working one is well worth what this one brought. Plus it is a smaller one I would bet that the Amish where all over some of this equipment.

Mike(NEOhio) · Nov 1, 2015

My father in law had one just like that. Used it into the late 70s along with a belt driven Papec.

bradley martin · Nov 1, 2015

That Case combine is an edible bean special. The bin is sloped like a gravity box, so that he unloading auger does not need an elbow like the regular 660 combine.....reduced the number of splits. it likely also has a spike tooth cylinder and a bucket elevator.

dhermesc · Nov 1, 2015

Pretty easy to do when you don't use it.

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