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Posted by Nathan in Texas on September 16, 2005 at 21:25:27 from (64.207.75.244):
Well, I ended up getting to the auction late and all the stuff I was interested was already sold. Not sure if I would have bid on the 350 Utility or the 656 LPG or not. I'm not a collector but it seemed like the F-20 and the Regular went REALLY cheap. I got prices on most of them. 986 - Low Hours - Really nice tractor - $11,100
 856 with 2000 loader - decent shape - $6,500
 560 LPG with GB loader - decent shape - $3,175
 656 LPG - Rough - didn't see if they didn't get this running or what but it went for $750!
 350 LPG Utility with shredder - Nice tractor, tires a little weather checked but otherwise in great shape. $2,800
 Really nice restored F-20 - seemed cheap to me at $1,100
 Nice restored Regular - missing manifold - $1,000
 I didn't get prices on these but thought I would post the pics since I took them: 1066 Turbo
 1086
 Pair of 1086's
 That's about all the red tractors that they had. I didn't get there until the 986 was going and then the 856. All the others were already sold before I got there. There were a LOT of other tractors there and only 40 or 50 people there. Not sure if that was a low turnout or how cheap the prices are on those tractors. Thought I would share with everyone since I took the time to go up there and check it out. FWIW, Nathan
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