Pics With Results-A Huge Farm Sale To Remember

Yesterday I attended a huge farm sale near Kenoma,MO..I'll always remember this one...I got there at 9:10 AM and grabbed some pictures and got my bidders number..A severe storm with up to 80 mph winds was rapidly coming in from the west-northwest..It hit at 9:30 AM and for 30 solid minutes the the wind blew at 40-70 mph or more with heavy rain..My little Ranger pickup rocked and rolled..At times it almost felt like it was being picked up..There was tree and building damage in the area..Anyways by 10:30 it was down to just a light rain so the sale started...By the time we got to the good stuff there was a decent crowd plus there was internet bidding....Most prices at the sale were strong for my area...I can only post 10 pictures at a time so I will be back 2 more times with more pics and results.


This rare 2655 Oliver diesel with 3 pt and pto sold for $12,000...It needed ether to start.


The nice 1989 Ford Versatile 846 sold for $18,500...The tires were excellent....It had 6300 hours.


This 3588 IH 2 plus 2 sold for $6,750.


The rare 3388 IH 2 plus 2 sold for $14,300

The 1975 model 2-150 White sold for $5,600...It popped and banged like a pulling tractor when it first started..

The 1972 Case 1370 sold for $2,200...It had some issues....It had 4668 hours.

The 1994 Agco Allis 8810 sold for $9,750..It had 6865 hours and needed rear tires.


The 1991 White American 80 with loader sold for $16,500..It had 4258 hours.

The Massey Ferguson 2775 sold for $2,100.

This Oliver 1650 Diesel sold for $4,700.


The Oliver 1850 diesel with loader sold for $9,000...Its highest 1850 that I have ever seen sell.


This very rare Cockshutt Golden Eagle diesel sold for $3,750..It had new rear tires and 3 pt...The sheet metal was excellent..There once used to be a Cockshutt dealer just a few miles to the NW at Kenoma,MO.


The E-3 Co-op sold for $1,250.


The Jet Star MM with loader sold for $2,100...A pulling friend got it...It had new rear tires..

The Cletrac crawler sold for $1,900.


The Regular Farmall sold for $350.


The 10-20 McCormick sold for $800..


The W-9 McCormick sold for $2,350.

The 1986 Case-IH 1688 combine sold for $7,500...It had 4426 engine hours..

All the tractors either ran on sale day or during the week of the sale.

Great photos and a great story.
Thanks for posting. Looking forward to the next two batches.

Larry

The 1997 Case-IH 2188 combine sold for $20,000...It had 3932 engine hours..

The 715 IH gas combine sold for $400..

This absolutely like new New Holland 570 twine baler sold for $6,500.
I didnt get a picture but an absolutely like new New Holland 355 grinder mixer sold for $10,500..


This barely used New Idea 3626 manure spreader sold for $5,000.

This field ready IH 3 bottom plow sold for $175..A IH horse mower sold for $275.


This nice New Holland 853 baler sold for $2,000.

The Dodge pickup with a nice running Cummins sold for $2,600...The 2006 Charger beside it with 180,000 miles sold for $1,700...It recently had lots spent on it..


The 1967 Chevy pickup with V-8 sold for $1,200...It was advertised with 30,721 miles???



The 1992 White sold for $4,250 and the 1985 Freightliner sold for $5,750..



The Case-IH 955 12 row planter sold for $7,000..


There was much-much more on this sale then what you see here....Sales like this one are few and far between.

I had a friend who has got a Cockshutte Diesel, nice like that one,he plows with us at the local plow day,he pulls 3-14, He's no longer with us! That guy had almost every brand in the book!!

Very interesting. Thanks for taking the time to post. Tom

I have to say-----this is the most concise and informative post I have seen in a long time. Thank You!!

Very Nice equipment and Thanks for the fine report on it,, to me two stand out as deals that 1370 would have came home with me,, as it sure looks to have been taken care of, what ever the issues was to me it would have been worth fixing, the 570 baler was also a smoking deal, the 853 NH baler though it looked like low use to me brought far more than they do here,,Way Way more,, scrap dealers get them here any more,, we sold them new great balers for the day and will make a bale from most anything, I wont point out their many flaws though,, the Oliver 4x4 was pretty neat,, always kinda wanted one for my collection,, my Dad had a 2150 Oliver for 5-8 years or so as his big horse, that ole girl had hours on her, and needed either to start cold or hot,, but until a bearing tied up in the transmission she was always dependable and I enjoied running her,, the W9,, wow that was a pile of money for one if here,, 300-900 bucks at auction,, the ole clumsy filthy to run ole girls just do not bring much here but they are getting less so glad to see the prices coming up,, thanks again

They must have farmed a lot of acreage, thanks for taking the time to post with good information, I would have liked to have had that 715 combine and the 3 bottom pull type plow, they were priced right. Thanks again for great pics!

Thanks for the great sale report.I see older usable tractors bringing more in my area too,at auctions and places like CL if they are any where close to reasonably
priced they're gone in a few days lately.

Them road tractors would be asking 15,000. whether get it ? Was indavigle or consignment?

What a WONDERFUL, informative post, that took a LOT of effort!

SO much better than a long drawn out ^$#% video with the camera flopping around while the operator drones on endlessly!

My record for watching those is about three minutes, before the boredom sets in, not to mention the NAUSEA from all the twitching of the camera.

WOW!! That's a lot of pics!

Sure would like to have that Ollie 1850. Also would have liked that IH 715. And that Dodge pickup -- still a nice-looking truck.

Thanks for the pics and info! Looks like it would have been a fun sale to be at -- but just a tad far from here. ;-)

Thank you for the post and pictures. Seems like the better stuff brought good money.

Would have paid that fella to have trucked that equipment east. With out a doubt it would sell for 30-50% more. I would loved the Oliver’s and the Cockshutt tractor as well as the two pickup trucks and the car at those prices, wow! You guys see a lot of nice stuff at low prices

Thanks--1206---Tee

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What a WONDERFUL, informative post, that took a LOT of effort!

SO much better than a long drawn out ^$#% video with the camera flopping around while the operator drones on endlessly!

My record for watching those is about three minutes, before the boredom sets in, not to mention the NAUSEA from all the twitching of the camera.

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That comment was unnecessary. If anyone doesn't like a post just pass on by without commenting.

Thanks for posting all the pics and info. Sure don't have sales like that here.

A lot better than the Machinery Pete programs. He picks out the most expensive machinery.

Thanks, I would have bid more on the massey, Ih 3588 (at that price,most have no front grill), the freightliner, the plow, the case tractor, at least!