The view looking east from the sale towards Cole Camp,MO..
The non running Oliver Hart Parr 70 on rear steel sold for $250... The non running styled B JD beside it sold for $160... The non running unstyled B JD sold for $425... The F-12 Farmall behind these tractors with Heisler tranny sold for $375..
The Case Hydro garden tractor sold for $220...The two Cub Cadets each brought $225.. The running 3300 JD diesel combine sold for $1,500.. The non running JD 6600 combine sold for $350... The S-10 Chevy had lots of tractor sheet metal-grill-etc in the camper that sold for some good money.. The JD 7000 4 row planter sold for $1,600...
The new Vermeer chipper beside it sold for $4,350... The New Holland rakes with hitch sold for $1,560...
The two 55 JD combines sold for $225 each... The OMC grinder mixer sold for $600...
A nearly new 13.6x38 rear tractor tire sold for $210.00. 850 New Holland baler sold for $210.00.. Early IH 2x14 fast hitch plow sold for $110.00 A pair of 77 Oliver side shields sold for $100.00 A cast grill shell for a Oliver 70 Hart Parr sold for over $100 for wall art.. There was much more than this.. The seller kept 4 antique tractors that were in a shed..
I came home with a nice 12.4x24 rear tractor tire and (4) 6.50x16 front tractor tires all for $35.00 total.. My friend bought a like new pickup tool box for $5.00..
Next Saturday is a sale in NW Missouri with over 100 old tractors..Theres a 50-50 chance I will go to it.. A better view of the two 1939 H Farmalls which I have already given the prices..
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