I also attended the sale. I was interested in the Oliver combine but was not prepared to spend that kind of money.
I agree that it was in good condition. It had a broken guard on the sickle bar and one of the feeder house chain slats was bent, but aside from that it looked to be field ready. I never guessed it would bring $4200.
The cosmetics on the AC 72 combine were better. I didn't look it over thoroughly but I thought it was a much better buy at $1600. I watched an Amish man pull it away with two horses.
I bought the #5 picker for $700. It needs some sheet metal work on the bottom of the elevator. It was patched, but the patch was laid over rusty metal. I think the pulley that drives the elevator is missing. Haven't hooked it up and tried to run the machine yet, but I don't think it will need a great deal of work.
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