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Posted by Steve on April 18, 2004 at 22:13:58 from (69.68.209.153):
I went to an auction over the weekend here in central missouri and thought people might like to see the prices that tractors are going for here. It was a consignment from individuals held by a local knights of columbus. The best part about it was they sell beer!! It was disappointing to see 12 tractors for sale and 9 went down as "no sale" because the owner refused the highest bid. The 3 that sold were a 1950 Ferguson TO20 in fair shape with brush hog...$2050. A 1972 International 354 utility in excellant shape...$5,000. A 1968 Minneapolis-Moline G1000 Vista in good shape $5500!! I couldn't believe such a large tractor for that money. It only had 349hrs on an engine rebuild with new seals/fluid througout the rear end and transmission. What didn't sell was a 1953 Minneapolis-Moline BF with wfe/3pt excellant shape $1900 high bid....owner wanted $2400. Massey Harris 44...good shape...tricycle front end/3pt...2 new rear tires...300hrs on engine overhaul...$1600 high bid....owner didn't reveal how much $ he wanted. Farmall H...good shape...$1400 high bid....owner didn't reveal how much he wanted. Farmall B...good shape...2 new rear tires..$950...no sale. Farmall Cub... excellant/restored..4 new tires...$1300 hi bid.. owner wanted $1800. Case 1212...good shape... only 2635 original hrs with 1 owner...$2900 no sale. Ford 4000..fair shape/new paint...$2500 no sale. Ford 7600...fair shape...$9000 no sale. Allis D17 Series IV...fair...snap couple/3pt...loader...came with 3 pieces of snap couple equipment...disc...blade..2bottom plow.. no sale $4800 hi bid. I just went to watch but had great success at other auctions picking up a 3pt reversable dirt scoop for $45 and a 6ft blade for $130.
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