Posted by oldtanker on September 23, 2018 at 22:57:57 from (66.228.255.59):
826: 300 hours on overhaul, weak injector pump, missing links and lower arms for 3 point. Tire OK decent tin $2500
H with loader (trip bucket) good tin, near new rear rubber $700
450 Rears are good but miss matched $1000
300 good rubber, power steering $900
400 new rubber $900
SM not running rears OK good tin loader with PTO pump $425
A new tires nice paint $1300
1955 Farmall Cub great rubber $1200
1958 Farmall Cub fresh engine, only thing left to compete restoration is a wiring harness and paint has fast hitch $1900
Implements for the cub with fast hitch
plow $175
Disk $140
Springtooth harrow $125
460 gas WFE add on 3 point good tires power adj rims missing tach LOADER 2001 IH $3750
2404 good rubber, nice loader, 3 point and PTO, shuttle $2100
484 IH, rear tires look almost like racing slicks. rest was OK $5300
For comparison: AC 200 OK Rubber, cab missing some glass $2500
AC WD WFE, older restoration loader $700
I was ready to go but had to back out at the last minute. Nephew and his wife came in from KS with their new baby (first one) (I got him a toy tractor). Needless to say I'm not speaking to that nephew ever again!
Wife is mad at me too. I ask her what the big deal is? It's a baby, women been having them sense man walked on the earth! No need for me to miss that auction........and he's only 3 weeks old. that means all he does is eat, sleep and fill diapers........
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