Lots Pics-Farm Sale Results

Yesterday I attended the Johnson sale just NE of Ft Scott,Kansas....It was cloudy to start with but turned in to a
beautiful mostly sunny 72 degree day...Gene bought and sold tractors and implements for over 40 years and was
a fixture at the area farm sales..He parted out some tractors too..Theres lots more than what the pictures show..

966 IH with Loader----$8,500--Run nice

756 IH diesel----$4,200--Run nice

Most of the tractors below didnt run but some would with just a little work..

1939 M Farmall #1265----$2,300----block had been patched-not running

520 JD-----$1,025

3414 IH diesel loader tractor-----$1,400-----ran

4010 JD gas------$1750

4010 JD LP-----$1700

620 JD----$1800

B JD with loader-----$600

B JD----$500

60 JD------$600

D-15 Allis----$1575----went to some AC friends in SE Kansas whom will have it running today

H Farmall------$550---nice rear tires

SC Case with mounted 2 row planter----$475 for scrap----a friend bought the planter for $100 to save it

400 IH diesel----$500

190 AC diesel for parts-----$575---engine free-friend got it

MM with loader-----$440

NH 660 baler-----$1450

M Farmall----$475

JD 2 bottom plow----$210---another one sold for $100

480 IH 21 ft disk-----$410----friend got it for parts

(2) New Holland rakes with hitch---$2300

Weights $10 to $65 each with the IH being the highest

400 IH planter-----$375----nice

AC 190 XT for parts with loader-----$1300---Another XT for parts-----$825

There were numerous IH parts tractors there with lots being M's---They sold for $175--225 per ton--
lots of scrap iron piles there that went for $200 a ton or better

$2,300 for a patched block, non-running M sounds way too high, even with good rubber. Where were they when I sold a very good running one with good rubber 8 years ago for $1,200?

scrap around central va. sells for .03 a pound , I just looked it up after reading your post . unbelievable what you get at an auction .

Yes,that would have been high for a 1940's M....However,mostly original first year 1939 M's arent easy to come up with..This one could have been made to run by cleaning the carburetor-etc.

There are several very aggressive scrap buyers in eastern Kansas that always pay over market prices...
Just 3-4 years ago they paid $300-400 a ton at some sales..

Keep 'em coming... you find some cool sales to go to.

Thanks for sharing, this time and in the past.

If the JD 620 runs as good as it looks someone made a great buy at ----$1800!

My neighbour purchased a JD 620 looks very Ruff...had to install $3,500.00 in parts to make it Field ready!


Thanks for posting pictures .

From what I heard yesterday I will have a huge sale to attend in April..Lots of old stuff on it..

Thanks for the results, but especially for the pictures!

What I got out of this was "seat time". How many 100's of thousands of hours have guys and gals been in the seats of these relics considering present and new conditions. LOTS! Speaking personally, just a few thousand. I don't even register on the scale. Humbling!

Thanks so much for posting, kind of like being there!

Thanks for posting the pictures.

,thank you!It was like being there

Thanks for pics, I enjoyed, that was a neat auction for sure, would have bought that 400diesel, and baler price wasn't bad, do you know what the CaseIH 3650 baler brought? thanks again!

(quoted from post at 09:55:39 03/18/17) From what I heard yesterday I will have a huge sale to attend in April..Lots of old stuff on it..

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which one will that one be? is there a sale bill out there on it?