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Re: Auction results and pics from yesterday's sale
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Posted by Haas on June 10, 2007 at 13:24:09 from (12.65.36.77):
In Reply to: Auction results and pics from yesterday's sale posted by ETNFARMBOY on June 10, 2007 at 06:12:31:
I was there as well. Nice to have the pictures. I could not believe what that JD 720 brought! ($11500) Also, the $4650 IH 140 was very nice, a 1977 model. It was a shame though that the sold it without the complete Fast Hitch. Only the final drive brackets, the rear rockshaft and the lift arm to the front were on the tractor. Most of the rest of the parts (Still not all of them) were sold separate as was the sidedresser for it. Good for me though, as I came home with the batch of fast hitch parts. Also the drawbar for the other 140 was sold separate. I did not see mention of the Farmall Regular "kit" in ETNFarmboy note. The Regular was in pieces, apparently in the midst of restoration. Looked like most of it was there, but the engine was out of it completely dissassembled. Looked like a reworked crankshaft still in the wrapper from the machine shop, along with new sleeves and new rod bearings, etc. It sold for $950. There were 4 farm wagons piled high with tools, parts and other stuff, but I had to leave before any of that sold.
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