Farm Estate Sale Results-Pics

1206SWMO · Sep 15, 2019

Yesterday I attended the Pete Erie Estate Sale east of Ft Scott,KS..It was a nice warm and sunny day..Here are a few pics and results..

The 2520 JD diesel sold for $5,800..

This D-17 Allis diesel with nearly new rear tires sold for $2,600...The Bendix wouldn't kick in to start it but the new owner got it started to load it..It ran nice..

The 656 IH diesel with loader sold for $5,100...

The non running 50 John Deere with nearly new 12.4x38 rear tires sold for $400..

This nice 2008 Chevy 2500 HD sold for $7,400...It had the 6.0 engine, automatic,with 137,000 miles...The 1984 beside it sold for $1900 if I remember right..

This Case-IH 8420 baler sold for $900...

The New Holland 411 Disc-bine sold for $2,500...

Thats all the pictures that it will let me load...A nice single axle 6 bale hay trailer sold for $3,000

kcm.MN · Sep 15, 2019

That would be stealing in this area! Someone got a really good deal.

r.w.b. · Sep 15, 2019

I wondered what his 2510 brought.too cheep but not in demand for big farmers, no small farmer buyers so a give away

r.w.b. · Sep 15, 2019

Opps keyboard put 2510 meant 2520

Sprint 6 · Sep 15, 2019

That truck would bring almost double that here in Indiana.

kcm.MN · Sep 15, 2019

(quoted from post at 15:26:52 09/15/19)
That would be stealing in this area! Someone got a really good deal.

This was in reference to the 656 with loader (seen in pic with bale spears). Wish I could have bought that tractor rather than the 460 I ended up with. Very poor selection of machines up here!

Kansas4010 · Sep 15, 2019

I'd like to have had that 2520. That's cheaper than any I've seen sell.

Al Baker(pumpman) · Sep 15, 2019

I am looking for a 8420 baler. That one wouldn't have sold that cheap if I would have been there. Al

JD Seller · Sep 15, 2019

All of those prices seem very low when compared to what the same equipment would bring here. The JD 2520 would easily bring 4-5K more here.

tomturkey · Sep 15, 2019

Al Baker, you and I share the same curse lol, everytime we go to an auction stuff sells like gold. When we can't go it all goes cheap. gobble

NY 986 · Sep 16, 2019

The low prices might be due to known or expected mechanical issues. I saw a 4320 sell around a decade ago for around 6,000 dollars because the owner was known to be slipping mentally. Story was that he often put the wrong oil in a given port. HyGard in the engine crankcase for example. Most of the time he would catch himself before he started something up but not always. Many years ago we had neighbors that were very poor on maintenance but never beat the sheet metal in on equipment. They pushed off oil changes and were stingy with the grease gun. Nobody would have paid top dollar for their tractors even though the appearance was pretty decent. I have a feeling that something is being left out as to the history of the owner that the OP is referencing.

1206SWMO · Sep 16, 2019

I go to lots of sales and those are about the normal prices in my area...Plus,this isn't going to be a real good year for farming in my area.....Both the 2520 and D-17 had leaking fuel and the blocks were dirty..I heard that the 2520 had a new block put in it some years back..I had guessed it at $6000 and it almost brought that..All these tractors did was some haying and brush hogging..

rlp in Co. · Sep 16, 2019

Thanks for posting. I like seeing the prices at auctions.

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