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Posted by Leadfoot on March 03, 2002 at 16:35:40 from (206.43.64.228):
In Reply to: Auction Watch posted by Seeing Red on March 03, 2002 at 09:56:25:
I went to a consignment sale yesterday in Troy Ohio,and saw some crazy things!
1 row New Idea corn picker-good shape,used last year $7.50
2 row New Idea picker-right side pretty well beat in $35
two different IH balers-useable cond $1 apiece YES I said one dollar!!!!
John Deere baler- Ok paint,bad clutch $75
John Deere hay rake-3 wheel, repainted(sloppy)$1275**NO SALE
New Idea hay rake-rusty but very useable $425
Farmall 400-wide front, fast hitch, power steering,nice paint,with Freeman loader with both buckets $1800**NO SALE
Ford 8N-dented ,rusty,ran pretty rough $1850**NO SALE
4ft. X 8ft. manure spreader- all new wood, totally rusted metal,some bent beaters,ground driven $725
These are just a few of the crazy things I saw,seemed like anything you thought would bring a lot of money didn't and vice versa. BTW it was chilly and rained for almost 5 hours during the sale,still had a good crowd though.
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