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Posted by Larry806 on March 14, 2004 at 16:07:06 from (209.143.47.75):
Local consignment sale. This is less than half the tractors They had 4 auctioneers going at one time
Nice Farmall Super H Stage 1 $2550
IH 1206 "Farmall" Lot of salvage yards part number showing on it. Ran good $4800
MF 35 Deluxe with hydraulic loader. Look good $2750
Farmall 450 Gas. Look nice, ran good. $2000
JD 4320 Nice $10000
JD 4840 Fair to Good $12,750
Farmall B - Front & Rear wheel weights. Fizzal Bomb Paint. $900
Ford 5000 Gas - Look Good $5400
IH 884 - Gas Nice hydraulic loader $6100
IH 300 Utility rough $1100
Farmall M 3 point Original $1100
Farmall 706 Gas - New clutch and TA $2300
Case 350 - Gas very nice - Eagle hitch and finish mower $3200
IH 1086 - Very nice duals and weights $10,800
IH 1586 - Nice with duals and weights $10,900
Farmall M - Original - ran good $1200
Farmall M - Original - fenders $1250
JD 60 LP Rough Said it ran ,stuck in 2 gears $800
MF 135 Nice $2500
IH 1466 Nicest original I ever saw - duals & weights $10,000
Ford 8N - rough - Don't know if it ran $1000
Ford 8N - rough - Don't know if it ran $1150
MF 65 - Diesel - Fair $2750.
Farmall H - ROUGH - Not running - Rough $900
Farmall Super H - Stage 1 - Very nice $2100
Farmall M - Original - Fenders - Nice $1450
AC B WF Look fair - said hadn't run in 6 mos. $750
Farmall 400 - Very Nice - New paint - fair rubber $3900
Biggest log splitter I ever saw. Made on a 20" H beam with an 8" dia x 36" stroke cylinder $120
JD FB-B Grain Drill - Nice $375
New Idea - two row 30" picker - very nice $875
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