Posted by 1206SWMO on November 21, 2021 at 12:56:27 from (75.106.29.183):
Yesterday I had my choice of (3) estate sales to attend..One was 35 miles away over in Kansas and the other two were only 8 miles apart in the Jerico Springs,MO area which is 25 miles to the SE...I attended the LaRoy Winkler sale located 6 miles south of Jerico Springs....I knew LaRoy from antique tractor pulling..It was a beautiful sunny Fall day with temps in the low 60's....It was a huge sale and they ran 2 rings for most of the morning..
The John Deere 7600 with loader sold for $49,000....It had 6475 hours and new rear inside tires.
The non running 430 John Deere sold for $1,500 which was cheap..It would have ran with some minor work..
The 4430 John Deere sold for $16,000...It had a few minor things wrong with it....A set of duals went with it..Next week I'll be at a sale with (2) 4430 John Deeres...
The 4030 John Deere with loader sold for $11,500...It looked like it had a new hood...The fenders were rough..
The running John Deere 60 with decent tires sold for $2,000. The 9600 John Deere combine with RWA sold for $11,500....The rear tires were shot....It had recently cut milo..
The John Deere 925 header sold for $3,250....The header cart sold for $2,200..
The John Deere field cultivator sold for $3,000... The John Deere 760 planter sold for $9,000.. The IH 5100 drill sold for $1,750...It still had milo seed in it from planting the 2021 crop..
Theres 30 total pictures and I'll be back with 10 more..
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The John Deere 925 header sold for $3,250....The header cart sold for $2,200..
