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Macfaddens photos #3 with some European tractors

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jdemaris

03-29-2008 14:24:12

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I didn't stick around to see what these sold for. That auction might be going past dark for I know. Some pretty interesting European version AC and IH tractors mixed in with the US and Canadian versions.

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Mike M

03-31-2008 05:24:37

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Re: Macfaddens photos #3 with some European tractors in reply to jdemaris, 03-29-2008 14:24:12

My toes are getting cold just looking at the pictures. Glad I wasn't standing around at the sale.

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I need a new handle

03-29-2008 19:33:22

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Re: Macfaddens photos #3 with some European tractors in reply to jdemaris, 03-29-2008 14:24:12

I'll bet that old 4wd JD with a cab brought a pretty good chunk of change. Looks like either a 4320 or a 4520. Did they have much for newer equipment?.

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jdemaris

03-30-2008 05:32:20

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Re: Macfaddens photos #3 with some European tractors in reply to I need a new handle, 03-29-2008 19:33:22

It's a 4620, 4WD. I've worked at three Deere dealerships and I'd never seen one before. I was brought here from a California farm. There were so many people standing around it when it got sold off, I couldn't hear how much it went for.

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I need a new handle

03-30-2008 06:46:47

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Re: Macfaddens photos #3 with some European tractors in reply to jdemaris, 03-30-2008 05:32:20

Its rare for sure. My guess is it brought somewhere around $20,000.

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Spook

03-29-2008 17:03:25

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Re: Macfaddens photos #3 with some European tractors in reply to jdemaris, 03-29-2008 14:24:12

Great pics. I hope I can start going to auctions again, as I am retiring soon. You guys always have more snow than we do here in S. Michigan. We are thawing out a little.

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Tim in New York

03-29-2008 16:18:22

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Re: Macfaddens photos #3 with some European tractors in reply to jdemaris, 03-29-2008 14:24:12

Was that Allis an ED-40? Almost bought one of those at an auction in Northern PA a long time ago.

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jdemaris

03-29-2008 16:53:03

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Re: Macfaddens photos #3 with some European tractors in reply to Tim in New York, 03-29-2008 16:18:22

Nope. ED40s were sold here and had four-cylinder Standard diesel engines - I had two of them. Same engine was used in a Massey Ferguson and also some British taxi cabs. The Allis Chalmers in the photos in something I've never seen before.

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JK-NY

03-29-2008 15:12:41

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Re: Macfaddens photos #3 with some European tractors in reply to jdemaris, 03-29-2008 14:24:12

I appreciate you taking the time to share the pictures and auction results. Sounds like you did OK on the backhoe.Anything else follow you home? A fellow I know bought a larger MF dozer (size of 1150 Case) at that sale a few years ago . I've been to the tractor show in Sharon Springs once or rwice but never to MacFaddens auction yet. He has an interesting sale in Duanesberg next month.

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Wardner

03-29-2008 14:51:14

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Re: Macfaddens photos #3 with some European tractors in reply to jdemaris, 03-29-2008 14:24:12

What's the first tractor?

It is laid out like a Field Marshall but the sheet metal and flywheel are different. It looks too small to be Lanz.

Was it running? What did it go for?

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tractorsam

03-29-2008 15:20:45

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Re: Macfaddens photos #3 with some European tractors in reply to Wardner, 03-29-2008 14:51:14

The first tractor is a french built tractor. The initials of the company are SFV and the full name is (I aplogise I can't recall the proper french spelling etc.) Society Francais Vierzon. Yes, very similar to a Field Marshall in all the basics. tractorsam

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