4-23-19 Loganville, WI Auction Results

Here are some auction results from the Duane Reinecke Estate and Lucy Reinecke farm sale. From what I understood the farm had been in the family over 100 years and Duane never traded in anything. So there was lots of stuff for the 6 hour sale.
Pallet of Cub sidedresser parts - $140
Pallet of Cub fertilizer parts - $120
Pallet of cultivator parts - $75, $85
Bob Sled - $30
H, M Mower - $100
Hitch mount mower - $180
IH #8 Plow in Rustoleum primer - $110
Running Gear w/ lumber - $150, $160
Owatonna Elevator - $300
Auger - $50
McCormick #100 spreader, restored - $1,125
Potato planter - $55
Potato digger - $100, $225
McCormick grain binder - $3,500
McCormick corn binder - $1,500
Case corn sheller - $1,000
Flare wagon - $175
New Holland 1469 Haybine - $900
IH 181 8 R Rotary Hoe - $1,000
IH 183 4 R cultivator - $150
Avco 4 R planter - $400
Fertilizer buggy - $300
Pull type sprayer - $275
Gehl green chopper - $500
Gehl 2365 disc bine - $1,875
Danuser post hole digger - $575
Bale wrapper - $6,200
New Holland 258 rake ? 2 @ $975
Hesston 4755 baler, not used last 5 years - $19,000
Gehl blower - $110
McCormick #5 chopper - $350
IH drill - $2,250
Brillion seeder - $3,400
IH #55 chisel plow - $900
IH 730 4 B plow - $950
Kewaunee 86 culti-packer - $1,800
Onan 65 (?) generator on trailer - $1,500
IH field cultivator - $400
White 256 disk - $2,000
Gehl chopper w/heads - $475
Gehl and IH p/up heads - $250
IH 715 combine w/head - $2,700
810 heads - $100, $250
McCormick drill - $450
New Holland 900 chopper - $2,500
New Holland corn head - $1,700
IH 311 plow - $500
IH 450 3B plow - $800
Drag spike tooth harrow - $1,900
IH Hydro 100 - $7,500
Heat houser - $325
SMTA, PS, NF - $5,800
Farmall 400 - $2,400
Farmall 350 F/H - $2,200
Farmall Super A w/1000 loader - $2,000
Farmall B w/partial cultivators - $1,000
Hyster forklift - $800
Farmall 230, no F/H. A Chilshom Ryder S/N tag - $1,750
Farmall 200 in blue Ford paint - $1,600
Super C w/F/H - $1,450
72 Olds Delta 88 - $2,100
81 Chevy 30 w/flat bed - $500
51 Dodge 1 ? to 2 T w/6 cyl. And 2 speed rear stake bed - $1,100
79 GMC 25 4WD - $1,500
Farmall 130 - $1,750
Farmall 140 - $1,500
Farmall 100 - $2,000
F-14 with single front and steel rears - $1,350
Power unit on stand - $400
F-12 with rubber fronts and steer rears - $1,000
Cub w/mid-mount mower - $2,200
Cub with loader - $1,600
Yellow Cub w/white hood - $900
H w/loader - $375
W30 on rubber - $850
I-12 Industrial - $800
140 High Clearance - $2,000
IH 91 combine - $1,100
Cub mower, no sickle and broken pulley - $45
Mounted plow for C tractor - $180
1 pt. 2 way plow, no coulters - $170
1 pt. double disk - $275
1 pt. 2 B plow - $175
2 pt. small point F/H sub soiler - $400
2 pt. small point 2R planter - $1,100
2 pt. small point double disk - $1,250
2 pt. parts planter - $65
1 pt. 2 blade disk plow - $150
C-20 2 B F/H plow - $325
2 pt. blade w/weld-on F/H prongs - $100
C-21 2 pt. F/H mower missing parts - $55
Large bales of hay - $122. No prices on other hay/straw sold.
Lumber. Several lots sold. Prices seemed cheap to me.
Not sure all the prices are accurate. Very wet from rain the evening before but things dried out nicely by the end of the sale.

Looks to me like things sold very well overall.Those two McCormick binders must have been in like new condition.Very interesting thanks for posting.

Man, that must've taken more then a minute to post .... I hope you're not a hunt and pick typist! Good job Wes ....

That was interesting to see all the prices. Bobsled for only $30? Did it have a platform on it and a bench or something?

Thanks....Thats my kind of sale..

They had it all lying on the grass unassembled. It included two new main runner pieces. The selling price shocked me. Years ago I paid a local Amish man good
money to restore mine. There were a number of Amish in attendance and only one horse item brought good money. In the end they piled like parts in a pile and
good little to nothing for the pile.

A nice job of reporting,but the super MTA brought over twice the money the 400, was there that much difference in appearance ?

thanks for your efforts

Fastfarmall,
The SMTA had new rears and was in very good shape. Paint was ok, but not sharp. The 400 looked a little rough. It takes a real good 400 to sell like a SMTA.
LA in WI

WESnIL,

Duane was a friend of mine. First auction ever at that farm.

He had arthritis so bad he could hardly walk; bought some tractors that were delivered, drove in shed and never started again.

He ran that little combine last year....how he got on it had to take a while, must have been painful.
LA in WI