Posted by Howard H. on April 12, 2008 at 06:38:43 from (69.55.25.105):
In Reply to: Re: Howard's pics posted by John A. on April 12, 2008 at 05:39:44:
Hi John Alfred,
Hope you are doing fine, too!
I picked up the Minneapolis 17-30 cross motor, a parts Case cross motor, a very nice F12 Farmall, a very nice JT Twin City, a KTA Twin City and a 5020 JD for parts for Dad's 6030. Plus a trailer full of plows. I got 2 of the JD 202 jumping jack plows.
If it hadn't been so far to get such a heavy tractor home, that 700 Versatile would have been coming home, too!! :)
The two friends I was with bought 5 30' trailers worth of bargains.
It was a pretty amazing sale. From an inventory standpoint, every time you thought you'd seen it all, you'd find another cubbyhole with tons more really cool stuff!!
From an "atmosphere" standpoint, it was almost like the NASCAR championship down at Texas Motor Speedway with all the people and excitement!
(plus, the younger Kruse brother was about as loud and fast while auctioning! ha)
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