Posted by carvel minne farmer on February 04, 2018 at 09:29:31 from (207.228.78.21):
In Reply to: High $$$$$ IH's! posted by big tee on February 04, 2018 at 06:53:40:
this is just my opinion big tee, but I think your going to see a lot more of this especially with low hour well kept machinery that has been stored inside, older pre electonic equipment pre emission, built with real steel not plastic and fiberglass junk. what would a new tractor the equivalent of the 1066 be worth? the new owner of that tractor can work on it himself, no laptop required to keep it up and running, whats that worth? my wife who caterers auction sales was doing a farm sale about 20 miles north of us 2 years ago, all the equipment was stored inside when not out working, it was clean, no leaks on any of them. it was anywhere from the 1950's to the 1990's. I stayed to help out as it was a huge crowd there and every piece went for top dollar. I think good used older equipment in nice shape will only go up big tee, the demand is there, people are fed up with the new plastic computerized junk that is parked on the job site or out sitting in the field waiting for a dealer mechanic to come out and plug his laptop in to get it going again.
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