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Re: Southern Tractor Auctions????
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Posted by ShepFL on March 28, 2002 at 10:17:15 from (38.192.251.39):
In Reply to: Southern Tractor Auctions???? posted by Todd on March 28, 2002 at 06:53:40:
Todd - Not sure where you are in FL but not alot of auctions in N. FL (Jax area). I have had a wheel disk hauled in from MN Drove to TX to get a row planter Got tractors from Orlando/Ocala area Bush hog, box blade etc. got from locals Still have an Oliver 4340 plow waiting on me in SC As to auctions here is what I know Ocala has one every other month - nvr been to it Dothan, AL has a big one every spring Tallahassee used to have one - nvr been to it Cordele, GA - has one March 30 Other than that most of the old and used iron I see is just getting out and driving around, stopping to talk. Or if I have some place to go I plan my rtn trip on the back roads just in case. Lots of cotton/peanut iron up around Helena, GA. Also consider subscribing to FASTLINE.COM and Southeastfarmpress.com - both notify you of auctions via email. HTH
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