PicsResults-Sale With Old Tractors,Dozers,Cars,Trucks

1206SWMO · Mar 20, 2022

There havent been very many sales this year but I finally found one to attend..Yesterday I attended a sale 140 miles away located just north of Caney,Kansas...It was a beautiful sunny day with temps in the low 70's..The auctioneer was from Gardner,Kansas and he did a great job..The sale started at 10 AM and was done at 12:30 PM..I grabbed a $4.00 cheeseburger as I left the sale and it was the best sale burger I have ever had..Even though I was a long way from home I knew several that were in attendance...The seller seemed to be in to everything...He just getting rid of some stuff he no longer needed or wanted..He once had a museum.

This running FD-30 Fiat-Allis dozer sold for $6,700....It ran and moved but the control valve was bad on the rear ripper.Its last job was to help dig a 20 acre lake..The TCM 840 Loader to the left of it sold for $8,200..It ran great..

The Cat D-8H sold for $4,200..It wasnt running but the seller guaranteed that it would run and move...It had a new starter motor and the undercarriage was good.

Cub for parts sold for $110.

Non running Cat D-2 Diesel sold for $375...You dont see one every day.

Non running Cub sold for $150.

Non running H Farmall sold for $250.

Non running John Deere B with Roll-A-Matic and 3 point sold for $280.

Non running John Deere 50 with Roll-A-Matic and 3 point sold for $350..A John Deere wrench went with it.

Non running Cub sold for $120.

Running Kodiak diesel 10 wheel dump truck sold for $2,500...It had no title..

I have 30 more pictures to post so I will be back with 10 more.

1206SWMO · Mar 20, 2022

Running IH Loadstar sold for $1,900.

Non running IH KB-6 sold for $1,100.

Non running Chevy pickup sold for $925.

Ford V-8 sold for $700.

Ford F-1 sold for $475.

57 Chevy 4 door 6 cylinder sold for $700..It was fairly straight.

63 Ford big block V-8 sold for $400.

58 Ford sold for $250.

64 Galaxie 500 2 door big block sold for $475.

Titan cattle trailer sold for $5,500.

Rich'sToys · Mar 20, 2022

Not to be nit-picky or anything, but the 3 you referred to as Cubs look like B's to me.
Looks like everything sold pretty reasonable.

old · Mar 20, 2022

I agree with Rich I don't see a cub in nay of your pictures

55 50 Ron · Mar 20, 2022

I think the cubs are As or Bs. Thanks for your auction posts.

1206SWMO · Mar 20, 2022

Lots of Amish were there drooling over this manure spreader..One of them ended up owning it for $1,130..

The Fairbanks Z 1.5 horse sold for $50..

Running Belarus with loader sold for $5,500..It had 1336 hours.

Nice John Deere 4 bottom trail plow sold for $275.

There were 5 pull type graders there and they sold from $175 to $600 each.

John Deere baler sold for $425.

Two nice hay wagons sold for $700 and $450.

Non running H Farmall with loader sold for $350.

Minature oil pump sold for $400...There are lots of oil wells in this area.

John Deere 6 bottom plow sold for $425..

swindave · Mar 20, 2022

thanks for posting the pictures and prices

Farmaller · Mar 20, 2022

I wish items like those were that cheap here in Va, I went to auction weeks ago, had a 400D been sitting out without exhaust covered, oil pan full of water oil and antifreeze, and I thought I could get it for about $500, I bid up to $750 and it sold for $800, and it was trash, I just wanted parts. That farmall B, and H with loader were cheap. I would have bid on that Loadstar, it was nice truck. Thanks for posting

Kansas4010 · Mar 20, 2022

Wow, I have a manure spreader just like that one sitting in the fence row.

1206SWMO · Mar 20, 2022

The sellers GP John Deere which wasnt on the sale bill...My Pontiac is sitting by a tree in the background...It got 1100 miles put on it this past week exploring-etc.

Someone came to the sale in their nice Mach I Mustang..

More horse machinery..Too much stuff to keep track of..

This homemade trailer sold for $675...There were many more trailers there that all needed tires and some work.

Garden tractor on the right $160 and on the left $40...There was much more than this on the sale...

Going home I stopped at the Little House On The Prairie Museum just east of Wayside,KS...The Ingalls family lived on this very piece of property for a couple of years around 1869-70...Of course none of these buildings are original to the property but are original to the area...The Sunny Side school was moved from 4 miles to the northwest..Lots of people were there visiting.

The District #60 pentagon shaped rock school near Cherryvale,KS..I took old school and church pictures both coming and going to the sale.

The Spring Hill one room school north of Coffeyville,KS...It was later a church..

The District #65 one room school near Mound Valley,KS..Its getting a pretty good crack in it.

The now unused Chouteau Chapel near Sycamore,KS..

1206SWMO · Mar 20, 2022

You guys are right, they aren't Cubs....I'm running on very little sleep for the past week and its telling...I screwed these posts up so many times that it wasnt funny but
never got it all corrected.

1206SWMO · Mar 20, 2022

Most of the collectors in my area are getting old and have stopped buying..Lots have passed in the past 5-10 years..We have very few young people that are in the tractor hobby so old tractors that need work sell poorly..

larry@stinescorner · Mar 20, 2022

grandpa Love missed a good sale!!

55 50 Ron · Mar 20, 2022

You have a great sense of photo taking of those historic buildings. Thanks for them. Do you have to do some extra driving to find these, or do you have them in mind ahead of your trip?

GermantownGreen · Mar 20, 2022

Thanks for posting pics and results. I still need to load my story and pics,
Out working on fence, taking a break..
GG, Wes

JK-NY · Mar 20, 2022

Thanks for the pictures and auction results. I'm seeing the same thing as you in my area as far as old tractor values for the same reason. Now there are occasionally restored tractors for sale for a lot less than it would take to restore them now, often due to the owners passing away. Not a big demand for common older tractors in need of much work.

1206SWMO · Mar 20, 2022

I do lots of research and sometimes plan out the trip knowing in advance where lots of these old schools and churches are located at..On Monday I spent the day in Barry County MO leaving home before 6 AM on practically no sleep..I ended up taking 30 plus pictures of old schools and churches....It was 80 miles to the first picture and I ended up driving 444 miles total....It was a very long but fun day..I'm still beat from that trip...The Barry County Historical Society has done a wonderful job on telling whats left and the locations-etc...Some counties have done little or nothing.

However,theres not much information on some counties especially in Kansas...I use online old late 1800's-early 1900 plat books for the locations of the schools-churches-etc...I use Google Earth and check out some of the locations..Lots of times its just hit and miss on finding any..Some days I drive 300 miles and only have 5-6 pictures for my efforts...Other times I have 10-20 pictures.

This is the Hailey one room school located east of Cassville in the Hailey community of Barry County MO..Its down a hollow and there are no real good roads to it...One time I was practically driving in a creek bed at 5-10 mph over rocks-washouts...If a big rain came the water could be 6-8 ft deep..Southern and eastern Barry County is very rugged
country thats located in the Mark Twain National Forest....Kansas is much easier to get around in..

The Brock one room school SW of Shell Knob,MO...The road to it was decent but look how close the school is to it...It was just a horse path in the old days..

formerly ny bill · Mar 20, 2022

thanks for the tour, Blaine. that pentagon shaped school sure was unique. Must have been a couple real loose cannons on the school design committee.

Farmaller · Mar 20, 2022

Guess most of those nice old pieces will go to the scrap yard, since scrap is high.

shaun wallace · Mar 20, 2022

Lots of shallow production in Caney, Coffeyville, Indenpence area. Jensen pump jacks were made in Coffeyville.

55 50 Ron · Mar 20, 2022

I certainly admire your tenacity to do this work, or I guess we could consider it fun. I would like to get down to SW Missouri someday to visit Powell. A famous pedal steel guitar player was from Powell, Tom Brumley by name, now deceased. He played with the Buck Owens band in the 1960s. Son of Albert Brumley, a famous writer of gospel songs. Tom went on to have a Branson show later in life and I think his sons still perform at Branson.

SweetFeet · Mar 20, 2022

My husband would likely have bought that rusty H, had we been at that sale.

IAfarmguy · Mar 20, 2022

I would also like to thank you for sharing the auction reports. And I cant thank you enough for recording, photographically, the schools and churches you are able to find. I have seen many of your pics and suspect you have many more not shared. So a big Thank You for preserving this part of our history. Keep up the good work. Godspeed.

Rag-packer · Mar 20, 2022

Thank for taking us along with you. I'll never get to go to the two states on your trip. I really enjoy the old building pictures.

RedMF40 · Mar 21, 2022

Great report and photos, looks like a fun sale. I especially like the old schoolhouses, used to drive out to Kansas City then points west. I have a few photos of the schoolhouses out in the country, film camera so that was awhile ago. If you find yourself in Belton, MO theres a great barbecue place called Odens, some of the best food Ive ever eaten. Specialty is burnt ends. Thanks for the report and photos. Gerrit

Ken Macfarlane · Mar 21, 2022

Ignore folks like this. There are critics everywhere. I know I enjoyed the photos and the pricing info. Would have loved to get that cat dozer!

BarnyardEngineering · Mar 21, 2022

(quoted from post at 07:26:54 03/21/22) Ignore folks like this. There are critics everywhere. I know I enjoyed the photos and the pricing info. Would have loved to get that cat dozer!

Folks like who? Only thing I've seen that's even remotely contrary was a couple of people gently correcting him on his use of the word "Cub."

RedMF40 · Mar 21, 2022

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Folks like who? Only thing I've seen that's even remotely contrary was a couple of people gently correcting him on his use of the word "Cub."[/quote]

The post was deleted. Someone objected to the accuracy of the descriptions.

For my part I know how much time goes into posting photos and adding captions or descriptions. Especially since this site often fights back at any efforts to post things. It's why I don't even try--or just limit it to one or two photos.

Anyway, the criticism was unwarranted and I hope there will be future sale reports.

Gerrit

Rich'sToys · Mar 21, 2022

There was one post that took the OP to task about his descriptions in a very unfriendly way. That post , as mentioned, is gone now.

I was one of the other ones who mentioned that those tractors were B's and not Cubs. I meant no offense--just wanted to correct the record. If my post offended anyone, I apologize. I do appreciate the efforts of the OP to post all these pictures and sale results. Hope he continues to do so.

GordoSD · Mar 21, 2022

No standing in the corner in the 6 sided brick school.

Uncle murph · Mar 21, 2022

Love the trucks and cars,thanks for posting!

brooktre · Mar 21, 2022

Thank you for the posts, pictures, and sale info. Wow, it looks like it was a beautiful day - blue sky everywhere!

olgentdc · Mar 22, 2022

Most Of Us Know , But did not want to trouble You to correct You ... I was just glad to be along on the trip even Though I stayed right here.

olgentdc · Mar 22, 2022

Thank You again for the tour . Love To go along , But LIFE gets in the way

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