PicsResults-Estate Sale With 4 Tractors,Hay Machinery-Et

Today I was up early for a rare 8 AM Memorial Day estate sale that was held north of Miller,MO..I got there a little after 7 AM and was still bidder # 39..I did get to park
close..It was a little cool in the morning but was pretty nice by noon...They ran 2 rings for awhile to get things done as it was supposed to rain..There was a nice crowd
there.

The nice running G-900 MM LP tractor with Miller Loader sold for $5,000....The 7 ft bucket was junk...It sold to a neighbor that collects and farms with MM's...

This nice running real straight G-900 MM LP tractor sold for $3,700...I owned it for a little bit but quit bidding because the late owners daughter wanted it...She was
excited when she got it bought....She had bidder card # 1..

This M-670 Super MM LP tractor sold for $2,600....It ran a little rough and needed a tune-up...The late owners daughter also got it bought..

The Ford 3000 tractor sold for $4,000....It needed some power steering work.


This nice New Holland BR780 baler sold for $11,000...It had baled 5000 bales.

The Ag-Maxx hay tedder sold for $3,325.

The Keifer 20 ft stock trailer sold for $2,500...

The 20 plus 5 Road Boss gooseneck trailer sold for $4,100..

The 9 ft water filled roller sold for $3,800..



The Worksaver 3 point post driver sold for $2,800...


I'll be back with 9 more pictures..

The backhoe attachment for a John Deere 450C Trac-loader sold for $6,200..

This 8 ft brush hog sold for $275.

The Ford pickup on the left sold for $300 as they couldn't find the title...The one on the right with title sold for $450..

The Danuser post hole digger sold for $300..A bigger auger went with it..

This is looking south towards Miller,MO...The fescue is as tall as the fence..This is the start of haying and cattle country..There has been no haying weather this year...Rain is forecast thru Wednesday..Not to far to the west, there is lots of crop farming..


Heres a small corn field west of the sale...It should be knee to waist high as it was planted in late March and early April...Lots of corn looks much worse than this..Only 2 days have been suitable for farming since April 6th..It stays cool and wet.

A old one room school a few miles north of the sale..

This horse rake sold for $50..

The restored Phelps,MO one room school a few miles south of the sale..

This picture is several years old...I went by this place on the way to the sale today and the 6000 Ford is still there plus lots of other old tractors-etc...


I will be tractor pulling every weekend (weather permitting) until October so this will probably be it for sale reports for awhile..So far 4 of 5 the pulls I wanted to pull at have been rained out.

Thank you for posting. Do you know if the 3000 was gas or diesel?

It doesn't look like the 3000 has power steering from the picture.

It was a gas 3000...The power steering stuff was in a large plastic tote to the right of the tractor..You cant see it..

Cool report, thank you. And really, $6200 for just the backhoe attachment?????

We couldn't believe it...There was a ripper and another bucket with it...Two people wanted it pretty bad.

Oh ok. Thank you. That's a high price for that 3000 I think.

Thanks!!!!Really nice reporting!!!

At least twice what it should have brought or at least the way I have seen them sell , I kept thinking he would come back and say he made a mistake on the hoe price .

I have a JD 450c with no backhoe. ( place sobbing emoji here).

As always I really enjoyed the pictures and auction report . Best wishes for your pulling season.

Thanks again 1206--That field of corn needs a shot of NH-3 REAL bad! What do you do when it rains all the time? You should stop and buy that red belly 6000--it would fit right with your other one---Tee

I figured it would bring $1500-2000 tops...That shows how little I know..They just kept bidding and bidding and wouldnt stop..

The neighbors corn field north of my house is getting so far gone that I'm wondering if NH-3 will even bring it back....After 8 weeks some is less than 4 tall....He's a good farmer and I know he is sick about it...Theres 10's of thousands of acres that look that way in my area..A week of 80's and sun would sure help....That red belly 6000 Ford sure looks too nice to be sitting under a tree..It doesnt look like he sells anything as theres a ton of iron on that farm..Of course the neighbors probably say the same thing about my place...

I sure wish I could find a gooseneck stock trailer that nice for $2500. Mine's starting to look like the Exxon Valdez.

I bought a JD 50 hoe attachment many years ago for $50 as I recall.