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Durand, WI auction results

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Jeff

06-13-2004 20:14:40




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I attended the Aumann auction in Durand, WI this Saturday. Here are some of the prices that I wrote down:

JD Waterloo Boy: $39000
JD 3020 Highcrop: $16000
Oliver 440: $9250
Oliver old style 88: $4500
Oliver 660 diesel w/f: $4500
Oliver 1955 MFWD: $6500
Oliver 1800 MFWD: $5250
Oliver 1850 MFWD: $5500
Oliver 1900 MFWD: $8500
Cockshutt 2050 MFWD: $7250
Oliver 60 Standard: $5500
Oliver 60 Industrial: $4900
Oliver Super 88 Industrial: $3250
Oliver 66 Standard: $4250
Cockshutt 60: $3000
Oliver 770 4 speed tranny: $3000
HP 70 KD: $3750
Oliver Super 55 diesel: $2900
Cockshutt 1850 standard: $4000

If there are any more results you want to know, let me know and I can post them as I have most prices written down for the Olivers. Jeff

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luther

06-17-2004 20:18:12




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 Re: Durand, WI auction results in reply to Jeff, 06-13-2004 20:14:40  
I'm sick....that was a good price on the four wheel drives. I shouldn't ask but how did the 1850 and 1955 run? Was the air cond. still on the 1955? I wanted to attend but had other bull%@* too take care of. Thanks for listing the prices.



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Jeff

06-18-2004 00:52:33




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 Re: Re: Durand, WI auction results in reply to luther, 06-17-2004 20:18:12  
Just so everyone knows, the results of the aution are posted on Aumann's website. You have to click on the link on the first page where the photos used to be.

Luther, All of the 4wd models ran good. The 1850 had a slight hesitation but probably was something like a dirty injector or something. They all started right up in the morning and I went on most of them and revved them up and they all were good runners. The 1850 went to a home a few miles away from me. I do not know if the 1955 had the air conditioner on it. Jeff

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scottf

06-15-2004 06:34:34




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 Re: Durand, WI auction results in reply to Jeff, 06-13-2004 20:14:40  
Did you see how much the JD with the hyd FWA sold for? Thanks.



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dwm

06-14-2004 20:15:44




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 Re: Durand, WI auction results in reply to Jeff, 06-13-2004 20:14:40  
Thanks for the auction news Jeff. I was wondering what the front wheel assists would go for.



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Leo

06-14-2004 17:52:03




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 Re: Durand, WI auction results in reply to Jeff, 06-13-2004 20:14:40  
How was the condition of the tractors?



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DuaneMN

06-14-2004 20:01:03




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 Re: Re: Durand, WI auction results in reply to Leo, 06-14-2004 17:52:03  
Do you recall what the "66" diesels sold for and what was their condition - seems that the 660 diesel wasn't too bad a deal if it was in good condition!!!!! !!!!! !!!!!



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Jeff

06-15-2004 00:53:35




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 Re: Re: Re: Durand, WI auction results in reply to DuaneMN, 06-14-2004 20:01:03  
Leo, the tractors that were listed as "restored" had very nice paint jobs on them. The sheetmetal was about as good as you could get-like a new car. A lot of the tractors had new tires. It seems that the Aumann staff spent a lot of time getting tractors that did not run to run and replacing tires. If you've noticed in their pictures for the auction, you can see some of the early pictures differ from the later pictures they posted, evident on the Cockshutt 60 and Standard 77 diesel with fender extenders. I would say overall conditions of the tractors were the restored ones ran good and the originals were like most tractors you find that are 50 years old and not much done to them-they ran but might have an occasional miss or sputter.

Duane, the Fleetline 66 diesel, which was painted up, brought $3250. The Super 66 diesel NF, painted, brought $4700. We looked at the 660 diesel close, and it had to be put together using different tractors. It had band brakes and the small brake levers, which a 660 should not, should have disc brakes. And it did not have a diesel fuel tank, it had a gas tank. I don't know what was done to it, but it wasn't right. Any suggestions?

There were some tractors that went for more than they should have in my opinion. Then there were some that were really reasonable, I would say these would be all of the MFWD models. The Super 55 diesel with the loader was pretty beat up, the frame was broken in the front at one time and the sway bars that connect to the front axle were welded up, they must have broken also.

You would not believe how many plows they had there. I bet there were around 30 John Deere/Oliver plows. Most of them were trailer plows. They had 15 boat motors also, all Oliver of different horsepowers.

I bought 2 skids of pipe mount cultivators for Olivers (possibly 2 sets or for sure 1 complete set, didn't have time to look them over yet) for $10, an Oliver 2 bottom clutch lift plow for $10, a 77 parts tractor near complete, missing the carburetor-for $225, and my brother bought the Oliver 66 single front for $2000. We came home with a full trailer. Jeff

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Randy

06-16-2004 03:56:46




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Durand, WI auction results in reply to Jeff, 06-15-2004 00:53:35  
do you know what the Oliver outboard motors sold for?



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Jeff

06-18-2004 00:45:39




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Durand, WI auction results in reply to Randy, 06-16-2004 03:56:46  
Randy, There were 15 outboard Oliver motors of all different horsepowers. High bidder got choice of whatever he wanted, and he took whatever he/she wanted and then they auctioned for choice again, and so on. I think the highest choice was near $400 and the lowest was in the neighborhood of $125. They also had a lot of original fuel cans that you could buy after. They went pretty cheap. Jeff

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