Auction Results - Kansas

Jim Woods sold his collection of IH tractors today in Emporia Kansas, I bid on two and should have went higher on both but just faded out.

706 with a 12V Cummins turbo diesel - put together in a way that made it look factory - and looked new - with a FH, $12,000

1206 with 6 hours on a overhaul, new paint, 3PT new tires - looked like the 6 hours on the replaced meter $19,500

826 D very nice 3 PT, new tires, paint and recently replaced injectors and pump, $14,100

806 D FH, like new tires, like new paint, he bought it nice and owned it several years - VERY NICE $14,000

460 D, FH WF triple hydr, good tires, 10 year old paint(?) shed kept very nice $3400

450 G FH, WF, single hydr, new tires, like new paint, $3800

350 G FH NF rebuilt engine, like new paint, good tires, $3400

300 G FH, NF. triple hydr like new paint, very good tires $2200

SMTA, WF very nice, power steering, engine OH, $5200

M LP PS NF very nice $4400

M puller, overhauled 10 years ago, very little use, not restored $3000

1256, unrestored, 23.1X34 rear tires ran good, no TA, $6600

856 D 3PT, 23.1X34 rear tires, he had installed a rebuilt injector pump, Good shape, $8300

806 D 2pt, 18.4x34 rears, he hadn't done any work to it, ran good, didn't need it, $9600

766, 3rd owner, not restored good original condition, $9700

656 LP $4500

560 LP kind a rough $1500

340 Row Crop unrestored - OK condition, decent tires, single hydralics, drawbar only $2700 (?)

400 2pt Locked up engine, extra engine sitting beside it supposedly over hauled when bought - bought to install but never did, nice shape $1800

SMTA good original condition, had an M hood on it, ran OK $1950


https://www.griffinrealestateauction.com/09182021---woods-auction-2101-e-logan-emporia-ks-66801.html

https://www.griffinrealestateauction.com/09182021---online-9-18-tractors-trucks--equip-photos.html


Well attended and inter net bidding, I hated that because they kept waiting for the internet to keep up - tractor sales went extremely slow.

I went hoping to pick up the 766, but it went much higher than I wanted to go - especially when I bought a 706 earlier this year in equal condition for $4000.

Thanks for posting the results. Ive only been to 1 auction that had internet bidding I didnt care for it either. I want to see who Im bidding against.

(quoted from post at 03:50:52 09/19/21) I want to see who Im bidding against.

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Curious... wondering why? Most auctions I've attended I have no idea who is bidding against me unless they are standing right next to me or making a big display about bidding.

Thanks for posting. i am surprised the 706 with the Cummins did not bring more. I lived in Emporia about 13 years, Jim was a very particular guy. I remember him having his 450 at the county fair there it was real nice. I do not know if he had the other tractors that sold back then, that was over 20 years ago.

Maybe my experience is different that most but I have found that Im
usually standing In close proximity to the person or people Im
bidding against. The type I have been to the auctioneer pulls the
truck up to the item to be sold with a couple of worker in the crowd.
So if your not standing there where they can see you your not
bidding.

I hated it because they tried to do it like Richie Bros but didn't have the equipment to go as fast as they do. On several tractors the bidding went to $100 increments
and took a minute to drag a bid off the internet - it would take 15-20 minutes to sell some of the tractors - and it was HOT with no breeze. When bidding goes to $100
increments at $8000 and the tractor sells for $14,000 that's a lot of standing around. At that point they lost 80% of the crowd. If you needed something after that it
was going cheap. I watched a pretty decent 100 balanced head mower sell for $175 later.

A lot of the time there is no one bidding against you.
Auctioneer makes you think there is someone. I've seen
this happen.

Thanks for posting . Looks like things sold pretty good.

Thanks for the results....It looks like the tractors sold real good..I never saw a sale bill but couldn't have gone anyway as I was busy tractor pulling....I saw that 706 with the Cummins at a plow day east of Olpe several years ago and it was slick...He was plowing about 12 inches deep..

The few auctions I go to I never stand right up close I bid from afar in the crowd. I've already looked at it and know If I want it or not and the price I will go to. I also go to very few auctions due to prices and bidders get caught up in bidding and pay way to much.

Thanks for results. Went to school with Jim.