Posted by Patsdeere on June 01, 2013 at 20:43:49 from (76.103.237.88):
So went to an auction today to see the prices and if the prices really do go high. Well, things seemed somewhat backwards, but maybe I am out of touch.
2 sets of 12.4x38 on rims and 40% tread- $5 a tire 1 set of 18x38 and 80% tread - $175 each 4 section drag $1200 2 section drag $800 8n with nice paint, didn't hear it run but looks like it does - $4000 Farmall H not running - $1000 Farmall H not running with hay rake on front - $1600 Super 70(I think) diesel didn't run - $1000
The oliver and farmalls both "ran when parked in the barn a few years ago". Exactly what the auctioneer said.
Then you had to add the 12% premium and sales tax, so add another 20% to the price. Youch.
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