hymark
Guest
F2 diesel, low hours brought $9600 with no heads Saturday near Covington, Ohio, 15 ft brought near $5000 and old corn head $1800!
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Combines auction
venturis40
Guest
wow.... you can buy shortback l and l2's all day for around a grand in the dakotas
Tim_nj
Guest
In this area (New Jersey_eastern PA) good K2, F2, F3 always bring as much as or more than M and l series (except l3, which bring more than others). Seems there's not a lot of demand for older, large conventionals of any make. Even JD 4400 bring as much as or more than 6600_7700.
venturis40
Guest
buying a little combine would seem like a huge waste of money to me i personally would buy the big machine for the smaller price and be done that much sooner
Tim_nj
Guest
2 reasons why smaller machines are worth more here: 1.) Road width. Some places you have to go to farm, the bridges won't let something bigger than an F2 without heads on it through. For this same reason, many farmers still run 4RN planters because they can't squeeze anything bigger through. That's also why 10' no-till drills with inboard wheels are in demand 2.) Odd-shaped, 1-5 acre fields that are just a pain in the butt to horse around a big combine in. I've also noticed the smaller combines seem to be kept in nicer shape than the bigger ones that come up for sale. The big ones tend to be hammered on (usually because the farms that run l3 or N7-size machines use hired operators, and the F2 is likely to have been owner-operated),so that makes a difference on price, too. There is very little call for custom combining around here. Then there's the storage space issue. You can't leave a combine outside in New Jersey for any length of time and expect it to work. My K2 takes up half the space of an l2. The money I saved by buying the l2 over the K2 would quickly be eaten up by the taxes I'd get hammered with on the bigger shed I'd need for the l2.
JFarms
Guest
I didn't attend but both my brothers went. Combines sold for $50 and $55000, Magnum went for $21000, Grain cart went for $1200, All the trucks went for around $20000. All prices are +_-. JFarms
Unit_2
Guest
That price on the combines was without headers.
mudflats
Guest
what did the red daycab freightliner tractor bringIJ
P_C
Guest
I think it brought $12,900. It was nice but alot of miles.
Prussman_Farms
Guest
What did the combine trailers bring, I wasn't able to make the auction.