Posted by JD Seller on December 01, 2013 at 10:03:53 from (208.126.196.144):
The females of the family threw me out of the house yesterday. Told me to go do "man" things. LMAO.
So I went to a auction in Dubuque. I got skunked and did not even win one bid. Of course it was a sale at an CIH dealer but there where a few JD things there.
Restored JD "B" with almost new tires and good paint brought only $1200-1300. I do not need another 2 banger but it would have been a good starter tractor for some younger collector. Did see a JD 2550 with a Sims cab, MFWD and a JD 245 loader, 6500 hours, brought $15500. Nice CIH 2166 3000 separator hours only brought $30K. Good CIH 1020 flex head sold for $4500. That is half what they where bringing earlier in the fall. JD 4630, PS, 7000 hrs, brought $15K, that was better than they have been going for the 1000 rpm PTO hurts the resale on them.
The females had a home SPA day for the wife while I was in exile. They washed, cut and set her hair. Did her nails top and bottom. LOL They call that something else. Got her out into the kitchen and bakes a bunch of Christmas cookies and candy. They will be back next week and finish that. We give out tins with cookies and home made candy to friends,landlords,and such.
Had a great day and the wife enjoyed herself too. I think getting "DAD" and his PIA attitude off my back is helping a lot. He is having fun too. I guess he is the "young/new" Rooster in the hen house at the assisted living center. LAMO Him being 84 should make the "Mature" women be safe.
Have a good day!!!! I am going to take the wife on a trip around the country side in the rented van. Might even stop some where. WINK WINK. LOL
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