Planning on having an auctionIJ If not, then don't waste your time (and ours) worrying about it. People who go to auctions go there to buy JDs, Cases, and Gleaners, not a machine like a lexion. The typical lexion buyer is likely not one who attends every auction in the county looking for the cheapest buy. Rather, he tends to be the more professional grower who would rather pay a bit more perhaps and buy from a reputable dealer who can support him in parts and service. The values that lexions fetch at auction is only a reflection of this (the way the combines are marketed and their core customer base),not as you would surmise in err, that someone was dissatisfied with the combine and wanted to dump it on auction. Knowing this, a lexion owner who is retiring or otherwise needs to sell his combine, is far better advised to let his dealer sell it for him so that it can be marketed to the right buyers.