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Posted by jal-SD on July 11, 2005 at 08:17:55 from (209.180.64.190):
Here is some sale information from an antique tractor sale in SE SD on Saturday July 8, 2005. Make Model Year Serial # Price
Farmall H 1944 FBH170199 $2,900
IHC IA 1944 IAA103944 $3,800
Farmall B 1946 159845 $1,600
Farmall B 1946 181251 $3,100
IHC Cub 1948 11737 $1,775
Farmall H 1949 FBH325697 $2,150
Farmall H 1950 347082 $2,400
Farmall SA 1951 323848 $5,500
IHC Cub 1951 135802 $2,100
Farmall SH 1954 26015J $8,200
IHC SA1-I 1954 FAAI 357072 $6,500
IHC SC 1954 188940 $3,450
IHC SMTA 1954 79920J $7,000
Farmall 200 1955 2693JD $4,350
JD 40U 1955 64067 $4,500
Farmall 100 1956 13609J $7,000
Farmall 230 1957 4197J $6,900
Ford 840 1957 141963 $6,500
IHC 130 1957 5716J $8,500
AC D-17 1958 9891 $3,400
IHC 240U 1958 941J $8,500
IHC 340 1961 7457-SVY $3,400
JD 1010RS 1963 37140 $5,400
IHC Cub 1964 $2,750
IHC 656 1965 9355 $3,500
IHC 656 1966 21258 $6,200
IHC 856 1968 19274SY $6,300
MF 135 1968 9A57742 $5,000
IHC 544 1969 13485X $3,500
IHC 140 1970 42374J $6,300
Ford 861 $8,500
IHC Cub $1,750
IHC UC60 1525 $ 975 Most of the tractors were owned by a guy & his wife, those were all in excellent condition. The AC, Ford 861, 856, one of the 656's and a couple of the Cubs were consigned. The '46 B followed me home. It'll set between my Super A & Super C in the line-up. Has anyone ever tried to put the touch control from a SA on a B to make it into a Super B? Thinking about trying to do that with the new addition to the stable. (My $0.02 worth. jal-SD)
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