First of all, if its really a nice tractor why are you putting it in an auction. To me a really nice tractor will sell itself. And around my way all the auctioners just move the tractors from one auction to another unless it goes high. If it goes cheap your not getting it cause they will run it up and move it to another auction. Once in awhile you can find a good deal but not often in my opinion. I found a deal about 3yrs ago on a 400 farmall. Painted up nice with new tires on it. Never heard it run but I wanted the tires so I got in at 1900 and 2100 it was mine. Tires were worth half that much and found out it had power steering rebuilt motor with big bore and cam work, new TA, all with less than 50 hours on it when I bought it. I got lucky on that one.
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