Pics Results-Huge Sale With Lots Of IH

Yesterday I attended the Stanley sale near Eudora,KS...Mr Stanley was reducing his farming operation and collection because of health issues..It was a real chilly day with wind and then light rain in the afternoon...It had been warm on Thursday and Friday but not for sale day...There was a nice crowd there and the selling prices were good..They'd had a good rain there on Friday evening....The Stanleys loved big rear tires on their tractors as they used to pull a Super Stock 806 IH many years ago....I think I remember pulling against them once..I heard that the 806 puller was still in the shed..

Heres some prices..

1-1466 IH $18,000- two owners and only 2096 hours

2-4100 IH $4,000- 3957 hours

3-1256 IH $13,200 - 7900 hours

4-1468 IH $22,700- 4377 one owner hours

5-1456 IH $15,500 - 5462 hours

6-1468 IH $11,500- Not running

7-666 IH $6,700- 1980 hours

8-4586 IH $7,500 - 4992 hours

9-3588 IH $5,600- 1616 hours

10- McCormick 22-26 on steel- $1,100 - runs

11-L Case on steel- $700- non runner been on farm since new

12-2002 Ford F-150- $19,000 ----5.4 V-8 with automatic 32,508 one owner miles-looked brand new inside and out-went to Oklahoma

13-1985 Ford 9000 Road Tractor -$11,000--3406 Cat-10 speed, new paint and tires...The 48 ft drop deck sold for $9,500-it hard recent work and new tires.

14-IH weights-100 lb suitcase IH's sold per weight in piles of 4-the first 8 weights sold for $75 each...the next 60 weights went to one buyer at $65 each-the rounds started at $55 each and the prices kept falling.

15-Farmall 460 gas with loader -$2,500-it ran

16-560 Farmall gas with 30.5's-$1850-it ran and sure looked mean

17-Farmall 450-$2,300-ran

18-Cub with mower-$1500

19-Super H Farmall -$1,300-ran

20-Super M Farmall-$1,000-ran

21-New Holland Rake-$10,000-it had 2 hours use...The NH BR7070 net wrap baler with 3436 bales sold for $17,000

22-Kinze 2500 8 row splitter planter sold for $14,000

23-Great Plains 24ft drill sold for $5,000

24-The 10-20 McCormick was a keeper

25-The Fordsons sold for $450 each, the 10-20 McCormick on steel $650,and the 15-30 McCormick on steel sold for $725...There were about 50 tractors across the road and the scrappers got some of them..I was told that at one time there was 200 tractors here..

26-The F-20 0n steel sold for $450

27-The 4ft IH disk was cute-I didn't watch it sell..

28-I didn't catch the price on the engines.

29-Two IH's and over 60 IH suitcase weights heading for MO if I heard right..

30-A look towards the house across a very busy road..

31-I drove in rain most of the way home but stopped to take a picture of an old one room school near Rantoul,KS..


There was much-much more on this sale..The auctioneer wasn't in any hurry but he seemed to get good prices..As of right now I have no more sales to attend for awhile as none have caught my interest..I hope that the next one is in much warmer weather..I've had 4 cold sales this year..

I had planned on going to that sale. When I got up I decided it was to cold and rain was supposed to be coming. I have a friend that lives about a mile away told me they got a pretty good rain the night before. I figured there was nothing on the sale I wanted bad enough to go. Thanks for the update. Did you happen to see what either of the hay wagons sold for?

Thanks for the prices 1206 ! Great pics too. Its good to know what things are selling for.

Poor 'ol F and J pump engine!

Thanks for all that!Some good money,nice equipment.

The company I work for had a road tractor like that years ago, later converted to a dump truck. I loved driving that for some reason. Newer tractors just don't have that same feel.

Thanks for the photos and the prices. It's always interesting to see what good equipment sells for in different areas of the country. Love the big tires!

That seems like a low price for the anteater with those low hours. Did they say if it had some issues?

always enjoy your posts of auctions with pictures. Do you think the hours were right on the 2+2 for only 5600. seems really cheap for that low of hours. No green grass here in the north. snow been going horizontally past the windows for the past 2 days.

Wow! What a collection!

Lots of neat rust and other nice stuff. I'd take that little Cub with the belly mower. My husband would probably like that Super H.

Phil - Company I drove for in early 1980's had one really tired L9000, Shiney 290 & 10-spd Road Ranger, think it had a Million miles on it. Ran it from Davenport to Des Moines, Iowa one day with a small load of return tires from Farmall to Firestone. Cruised right along 48-50 loaded, tailwind got me up to 55 going home empty. I said it was tired! Normally I ran one of the White RoadBoss II's ordered by Standard Forwarding, 320 hp 903 Cummins & 6-speed Spicer trans governed for 67 mph. Ran an S2200 with 290-10 speed that was almost as tired as the Louisville for about a year. The Louisville was a really nice comfortable truck to drive.

If somebody had put me in a nice new Louisville like that one I'd still have a smile on my face! Probably still be driving it too! It would be right at home next to my '96 F-250 reg cab 4wd pickup with PSD.

Interesting collection of tractors. Interesting collection of BIG rear rims & tires on some of the tractors.

I was visiting with friends when the hay wagons and all the stuff that was on them sold so didn't get the prices...Sorry...And for those that asked about the 3588's condition I don't know much about it....It probably had more hours?He kept his stuff in good condition..

Wow! a lot of low hour machines and a lot of OLD iron. Thanks for posting, I really enjoy reading auction results to see what things are going for.

Ok. Thank you anyway.