Pics-Sale Results Lamar,MO Sept 30th

On Saturday I and a friend attended the Purinton auction in Lamar,MO...Jack was thinning down his John Deere collection some more and there were a few consignment tractors..Some sold good and some not so good..Around 75 tractors were on the sale..It was very nice day..

Heres some results in the order the pictures are posted..

1-D JD on steel--$750

2-D JD on rubber--$1100

3-H JD--$2800

4-730 JD--$5300

5-435 JD--$2700

6-420 JD---$2650-had receipts for $5400

7-JD 70--$2600

8-730 JD---$7200 ( consigned and no sale-it sold privately right after-owner wanted $8600)

9--GP on steel--$1700

10-W power unit--$1100

11-40 with cultivator--$6600

12-420 JD--$5200

13-JD 4000 with lots spent on it---$16,000

14-JD 530---$5750

15-BR JD--$3,000

16-806 IH---$5400

17-A JD----$2,000

18-JD G---$3200

19-Early 15-30 McCormick on steel---$325 (Had pitched a rod)

20-Super C IH---$2100

21-D-15 Allis HC----$1100

22-CA Allis HC---$1000

23-AR JD----$500

24-JD L--$3000

25-JD 2510 Powershift----$7700

26-R JD----$2200

27-D JD on steel----$1.900

28-530 JD----$3200

29-50 JD----$1950

30-Brass tag B----$2,000

31-After the sale we toured Jacks tractor museum....Heres the first 4020 PS built..

32-An E-3 Coop in a JD museum..

33-More in the museum..

I don't know, but it looks like a lot of those tractors went pretty cheap. Especially the W111. Maybe they were stuck or something, but looks cheap. I know the price is dropping bad, but that's a lot!! Thanks for the pictures = Bob

I agree. The Ds looked kind of soft and that 435 was a steal.

Pretty impressive.
Thank you.
Do you know what the thing in the last picture is?

A rear mounted loader. Forgot the correct name for it. They used them loading off maure piles etc.

Hope this helps

Vito

Like others have indicated, I'm guessing that a lot of the buyers went home quite happy. Thanks for the report.

I'm also guessing that the auctioneer wasn't too thrilled about a "no sale" item selling privately right after the auction. Unless some arrangement was made he would have lost out on around $500 of commission. This happened at a local consignment sale a few years ago with a combine and the auctioneer was understandably upset.

How would he know, don't blab about it in front of him and when the tractor leaves he has no idea where the thing is getting unloaded

I think that there was a consignment or no sale fee....The auctioneer told what the seller wanted and that it was up to you to work out a deal with him..I think that most of the buyers were happy...I left both the checkbook and trailer at home..

Sure like that rusty D on steel... would look nice sitting by our rusty Regular.

You've been at some great sales this year.I'd of loved to had that D15.

Model # 26 and they were called a rear mounted loader. They also sold a dirt bucket for them.
I have one just like that one pictured.

Would you possibly be the person that had one that I came over to see several years ago as my Grandpa had one before I was born. I don't know when they got rid of it but the tractor a 38G that he had it mounted on my uncle traded on a WD Allis and loader when they came out. I have since gotten a operators manual.

Great pics. In pic 15 was that a 4020 industrial in the background?

if you can't get the job done to bad

I'm pretty sure that it was you who came over and also brought me a copy of the sales literature. That has been a long time ago !