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stew

08-19-2004 17:51:58

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Hi , I posted a message last week looking for info on a cat ten.Well the auction was today It was a 1927 I believe they said. The engine was free but had not been run since 1960 , it's been parked in a shed since then, It sold for $ 6000 !

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Matt in MA

08-23-2004 14:41:36

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Re: Cat ten auction results in reply to stew, 08-19-2004 17:51:58

Hi Stew,
Do you recall how the JD 420 crawler did in the sale? It had a new starter in a box marked 1974, so I don't know if that was the last time it ran or not. But some talk was that the thing only needed points to be a runner.

I was there the day before, my wife was buying antique clothing. She said that prices were generally very high. There were some buyers to whom price is no object.

later!
Matt

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stew

08-25-2004 07:17:53

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Re: Cat ten auction results in reply to Matt in MA, 08-23-2004 14:41:36

yeah as I remember the 420c went for around $2600,, someone said the final drives were shot but who knows

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lzybull

08-20-2004 15:16:32

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Re: Cat ten auction results in reply to stew, 08-19-2004 17:51:58

would have loved to have been to the auction. grew up just over the hill from the macdonald sisters. they made the best butter you ever had. glenn

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stew

08-20-2004 18:58:31

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Re: Cat ten auction results in reply to lzybull, 08-20-2004 15:16:32

yeah , It was quite an event. I live a couple hills over. Nice to see the old Cat is staying in it's home town though , but Sidney had to pay dearly to do it !

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Tim in Oregon

08-20-2004 08:04:00

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Picture here in reply to stew, 08-19-2004 17:51:58

Link is your link, you needed to add .jpg to it :)

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Dave

08-20-2004 05:30:17

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Re: Cat ten auction results in reply to stew, 08-19-2004 17:51:58

been seeing alot of ghost man bids lately too.I wish they wouldn't do that.I see things sell,only to see it back next sale, or bids taken where no-one was standing..

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shannon

08-19-2004 19:42:56

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Re: Cat ten auction results in reply to stew, 08-19-2004 17:51:58

No,People are idiots when it comes to an auction!!!!!

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I Like Case

08-19-2004 20:49:10

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Re: Cat ten auction results in reply to shannon, 08-19-2004 19:42:56

I went to an auction last spring and watched used floor brooms sell for $20 ea. At the same sale they sold a 24 in. CHINA adjustable wrench(I wouldn"t be so low as to call it a CRESENT)for $140. You buy them in a set of 24, 20, 18 and 15 in. from Northern for $39. And it takes at least two idiots at a sale to make that happen.

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Shovelman

08-19-2004 18:50:21

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Re: Cat ten auction results in reply to stew, 08-19-2004 17:51:58

Stew,

Auction prices are crazy lately. I went to an auction in CT the Saturday before last, and an OC-4 Oliver dozer brought the same - $6000! It didn"t even run. A second OC-4 brought $3500, and it had major engine problems.

Last Saturday, I went a farm auction in MA, where a cheaply made hay elevator, missing the motor, brought $625!

There is an awful lot of money around right now.

Be patient, a reasonably priced crawler will find you!

Regards,
Scott Goff

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Skip

08-23-2004 12:17:00

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Re: Cat ten auction results in reply to Shovelman, 08-19-2004 18:50:21

Scott what did the D6's and 8's bring?
Skip in CT

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Shovelman

08-23-2004 17:51:13

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Re: Cat ten auction results in reply to Skip, 08-23-2004 12:17:00

Skip,

D-8, 14A Cable blade, sick pony $2700
D-6, (had steering clutch problems)$2200
TD-20 $12,000 (nice dozer w/new U/C)

I was able to pick up a nice trowling machine, a surface grinder, some air greasers and some box lots. The box lots were NOS Oliver crawler parts...man, I hit the jackpot on those. Bearings, seals, old style battery cables, lots of engine, trans, final parts. Got it for $50.

Were you there?

Scott

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Skip

08-24-2004 05:04:05

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Re: Cat ten auction results in reply to Shovelman, 08-23-2004 17:51:13

Scott I stopped by to see if there was something I couldn't live without on my way to the lumber yard. I almost called my son Colin to ckeck out the chevy shortbed to see if he wanted it. Why do you think the olivers brought so much?

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Shovelman

08-24-2004 07:36:41

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Re: Cat ten auction results in reply to Skip, 08-24-2004 05:04:05

Skip,

There were two guys there that came prepared to buy them. I know them both.

One was a very serious Oliver/Cletrac collector from southern CT. He told me that he planned to go home with the tractors.

The other was a local young fellow and father, who planned to repair and use the tractors.

In the end, it was just the two of them bidding. The young fellow went home with both of the tractors. I saw him last week, and he has one of them running. Nice tractor, but an awful lot of money. Maybe I am just way behind the times!

Regards,
Scott

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stew

08-19-2004 18:01:08

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Re: Cat ten auction results in reply to stew, 08-19-2004 17:51:58

lets try that photo again

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stew

08-19-2004 18:03:13

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Re: Cat ten auction results in reply to stew, 08-19-2004 18:01:08

well I don't see the pic but you all probably saw it before ,,,,, if not I put it on the tractor photos page

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