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larry@stinescorner · Mar 19, 2011

just got home from the auction in pa ,here are some prices oliver super 55 real nice 1,900 farmall f20 nice 900 ferguson fair 900 allis wd with side mower and snap coupler 1,800 farmall h 900 farmall h 1,100 old cletrac not running 700 satoh 650 g with belly mqwer 1,050 case 680 tlb with4000hrs 8,500 old wagon frame 335 old frazier tiller 220 jd 110 riding mower 450 antique motor with cart 950 old flathead v8 motor on display stand 525 and my nephew bought an old power hacksaw for 25 dollars,he was happy

Straw Boss · Mar 19, 2011

Why does the Satoh look like a David Brown?
Was there any connection in the past?

larry@stinescorner · Mar 19, 2011

I really dont know, good question

Beatles65 · Mar 19, 2011

If I was at that auction, that Farmall F20 would have been coming home with me. Very nice looking tractor! Same with the old Celtrac. Actually I would have bought it all! hahaha

parisspringstom · Mar 19, 2011

I have been looking for and f-20 with foot brakes and road gear just like dad use to have, though I would have probably have made someone pay more for the one at that sale. I will find an old f-20 some day with the right package and my wife will think I am crazy again.

Tim(nj) · Mar 19, 2011

I think I see some people I know! I have to stay away from auctions these days . . . . I just about have all the unused 'treasures' I brought home in the last 10 years cleaned up now . . . .

bill mart · Mar 19, 2011

seems like a good price on the oliver. bill m.

redtom · Mar 19, 2011

With prices that low I bet many were bid back in.

60 acre hillside · Mar 20, 2011

I never saw an F-20 with that kind of front wheels. Were they common? Seems all went cheap

larry@stinescorner · Mar 20, 2011

somehow I believe you!!!!

bill mart · Mar 20, 2011

what does "bid back in " mean? bill m.

larry@stinescorner · Mar 20, 2011

I didnt buy anything ,but just had a good time anyway,

larry@stinescorner · Mar 20, 2011

It was a nice tractor

larry@stinescorner · Mar 20, 2011

It did run good, it wasnt a show peice,but that did seem reasonable,I dont know much about f 20 's

plow hand · Mar 20, 2011

Thanks for the pictures,I see two idiots the person that owns the tractor backhoe,for having the bucket it the air and the Allis with sickle mower which you can wire a board to...SAFETY.. so children are not in danger...just my opinion...

Goose · Mar 20, 2011

Means it didn't sell. Probably came from the owner bidding the high bid if it didn't go as high as he wanted.

super99 · Mar 20, 2011

It means a reserve on the price. If it don't bring enough it don't sell. Chris

Anonymous-0 · Mar 20, 2011

Nice pictures Larry, your farm machinery sales look very much like the ones here in the UK. On the picture of the old wooden trailer tere looks to be a fertliser spreader wich I believe is a Vicon Varispreader. I used to work at a farm machinery company in the 1960s and we sold large ammounts of those spreaders. MJ

CLTX · Mar 20, 2011

Larry, I always enjoy your pictures. Keep them coming. Thanks.
C. L.

Phil Scarborough · Mar 20, 2011

Michael, I have to ask, do you know anything about the satoh? It looks just like a David Brown. Do you think there is any connection? Phil

Adirondack case guy · Mar 20, 2011

It is your opinion, but generally in an auction these machines are run by wanta-be buyers and started and run during the bidding. When kids are there, it's the responisibility of the parants to watch over them. NOT someone who consigned a peice of equipment to the auction. You must be a lawyer, or work for OSHA.

Adirondack case guy · Mar 20, 2011

I don't see anything unusually low about the prices. That is old equipment which is not suitable to farming any more. Collectors , Amish, and hobby farmers are the only people who will buy this equipment....
Much of the older stuff goes to the scrappers now days.

Adirondack case guy · Mar 20, 2011

None!!! An example of an early Asian knockoff. They had to look like something that was well known. There was an Importer here in the eastern US., that did a good job of marketing them through a dealer network, and they were a pretty good little tractor. I can't tell you the name of the asian mfg.

Anonymous-0 · Mar 20, 2011

There actually was a connection between Satoh and David Brown. The connection was that they were both distributed by the same organization, NEDA. They are the ones that pushed the David Brown change from red to the Orchid and Chocolate Brown. When they decided to distribute the Satoh,they wanted them to look the same.

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