Swanson auction

Larry NEIL · Jul 26, 2014

Did some internet bidding and couldn't keep up with the $ guys!
1935 Oliver/Hart-Parr 70 restored on rubber spokes and missing rear engine panels-$7750.00

77 widefront gas-------5000.00 I didn't catch anything special on it.

TNT 2 bottom, restored----$1000.00

1 bottom brush trip plow restored---$900.00

No. 6 combine original in excellent condition-$1600.00

Green Cockshutt 1550 wheatland----$7500.00 I think!

They should be happy with the results!

Larry NEIL · Jul 26, 2014

The green cockshutt was a 1555 wheatland diesel with dual remotes and 3 pt. ---$7500.00

Check out Auman Auctions.com for all the details

Makes me wish I had brought my big Oliver sign!

rrlund · Jul 26, 2014

$7500 for that draft dodger. I guess $5200 for that one in that online auction a few weeks ago wasn't bad then.

oliver fan · Jul 26, 2014

Larry, I can't get on Aumann's half-fast web site. What did the 550 orchard sell for? Thanks

Larry NEIL · Jul 26, 2014

I think $5K OR $5500.00

Thompson Mike · Jul 26, 2014

I was able to get the Oliver drill and 10' disc with the Stanky barge wagon bought on-line. Very happy with the deals. My big surprise was the 60 Industrial going for $11,000.00. I almost gave mine away the other day because I did not have room on load going to Illinois but I was able to make it fit. My place is about 5 miles away from Johns farm and with the help of a good friend the new equipment is at a new home.

j meyer · Jul 26, 2014

what did the slab weights bring? John bought a lot of weights from me last year- I could see some of them in the corners of pictures on the auction site. I always enjoyed visiting with John- glad to see his collection did pretty well on auction.

560R Lexion · Jul 26, 2014

We bought the 1 row Picker/sheller. I thought that was very cheap

kruser · Jul 26, 2014

Hey Uncle Larry,
Missed you there today - Was quite a few of the Midwest Oliver Club.
Bought SWMBO an Oilallover manure spreader for our anniversary (had to back home to get the trailer).

To me, the buy of the day was the restored 88 Standard at $3600 - Didn't get my hands outa the pockets quick enough!
Please send money as you are able,
Jim

kruser · Jul 26, 2014

Dang - You had to be right next to me!
Saw both of them sell.
Jim

Thompson Mike · Jul 26, 2014

I was in California during auction. I used the internet bidding which made me a bit nervous. Aumanns basically had no description at all. I will check them out next month.

centralilbaler · Jul 27, 2014

I wondered who was bidding against me on the disc.

Larry NEIL · Jul 27, 2014

Yep, I agree on the 88 also thought the high crop 1800 went pretty reasonable at $3200...wondered if it ran.

I'll be sendin ya some cash as soon as I wins the lottery!

Rizz · Jul 27, 2014

Does anyone know what the winning bids were for the 4wd and large 4 digit olivers? It would be much appreciated, thanks

indiana buckman · Jul 27, 2014

how much was it?

rp1555 · Jul 27, 2014

I say most tractors were 15 % under what they should have brought,yes there were a few crazy ones. fwd's selling under 20,000.this economy needs more stimulus money !

puln70 · Jul 27, 2014

We'll never get any stimulus because we work!!
You only get it for not working!!

R Kroch · Jul 28, 2014

here's a link

http://aumann.marknetlive.com/view-auctions/catalog/id/4627/?page=1

1206SWMO · Jul 28, 2014

I'd say that most stuff sold really good...What made the Oliver 70 Hart Parr worth $7,750....It wouldnt have brought $2,500 in my area...I do think things sell much higher east of the Mississippi River..

88Sooner · Jul 28, 2014

Was lucky enough to get the Super 77 STD for 7200 only 65 built I think that was a good deal I thought the 660 diesel was bargain of sale at 8250

gordey · Jul 28, 2014

Those s77 standards are tough to find, you need to paint the wheels green! Bugs me when I see them with red ones lol

560R Lexion · Jul 28, 2014

The Picker sheller Brought 300.

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