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Yes I was very surprised to see it sell for that low of a price also! That’s the beauty of an auction, you just never know.

Yes that’s the way many people feel about this auction. It took them so long to get to the machinery. The sale started at 930 and they start equipment around 4. Made for a long day. There is good deals at this auction if you watch and they do have a little something for everyone. It is a good auction overall, we have went for many years and continue going back.

Agree, not a good auctioneer

I agree with your comment. I can only video what the auction has. There’s not many auctions around so I can’t be too selective without driving to far. This auction didn’t have much more than what I videoed other than smalls.

This day the wind was really terrible. I have a microphone that works good to stop the wind feedback but with that amount of wind there wasn’t much that would help it. I’m looking into upgrading equipment as soon as I get my first check from this channel.

I will stay tuned.

I love seeing comments like this, these stories are why I love doing this

I appreciate your feedback, the auction called it a 5000, that’s what I thought it was but without decals or a tag to tell me I could have went either way. I’ve never gotten into Fords much myself and I’m not as familiar with them as say a Massey or an Oliver.

I would love to grow this channel but keep in mind I don’t have any money to spend on growing it. My money is currently being saved to buy better filming equipment.

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Yes these auctions are few and far between. I’ve been fortunate to find a fair amount this spring, of course they all seem to happen the same weekend. This auction, the one in Linn and Hellings Auction were all the same weekend. Funny how that’s always the case.

Yes this tractor was pretty cheap, someone bought it to resell and they will probably do very well

This auction company deals with antiques more than equipment so they are a little bit out of their normal industry but I’ve seen much worse for sure.

Yes we got the M with the 9-Speed and the $20 IH plow. Couldn’t pass up those deals! I also got a 1970s John Deere Rototiller and lots of tools.

Yes very true, We actually sold the M last week, It’s going to Perryville, MO to an older gentleman who wanted it for the M&W 9-Speed.

I don’t travel very far at all. Most I have traveled for an auction was about 70 miles which was in Silex, MO. I’m from Owensville, MO. Pretty much every auction you see on my channel is close to home for me. But maybe someday I’ll get a little closer to you. Thanks for watching.

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I’ll try to start posting where I’m going to be on my community page in the future.

There’s just so many Ford Tractors in this part of the world. They are pretty close to out numbering the Deeres and IH here. The John Deere’s and Case tractors seem better suited for the kind of farming we do here. From the little I know about where you are from, It seems that Fords are better suited to your type of farming. There’s lots of situations where Fords are good here in the US but also many where others are good. It’s all on personal preference and about which can do the specific job the best.

Massey Harris is the best you know😂 I actually went specifically to buy the 44. That did not happen as the price was way over market. They were both great tractors but were way overpriced in my opinion. The buy of the day was the 3588. That was one heck of a tractor, very clean, low houred, and ready to go to work.

I wish I had better equipment but it costs money and money is very limited right now. I wish I could put the price on there, it just takes a lot of time and doing everything I do I just don’t have time. Thanks for the comment.

Yeah we definitely could, problem is it’s not our land, we rent it from our neighbor.

Yeah he probably would have bought it. In our area this price was pretty high.

I bought some Ford Weights and a Gravity Wagon along with a Plow.

Yes the M has Oliver Wheels and Hubs

Yes it is a very nice tractor. I just finished my first year, it’s going well and I’m learning a lot. Thanks for the comment!

Thank you very much. I work very hard on these videos. If I don’t have time to do it right I’m not going to do it at all. That’s why my video output isn’t as steady as I’d like for it to be. But I only put out videos when I have taken the time to do it right. This day at Ashley was beautiful and probably the most fun out of all the auctions I have videoed at. Thanks for watching!

The 200 was very nice and they don’t come up for sale too often. So in all honesty I think it was a fair price if that’s what someone was looking for. As compared to other auctions, I haven’t shown too many tractors in that condition. The closet comparison is probably the 1555 and 1755 from the Oliver Collection last year. Look at what those sold for compared to the other tractors on the auction. The thing to think about is just how much work the seller put into it. At the end of the day it’s all in how valuable that particular tractor is to someone rather than what other similar tractors were worth to other folks.

Yes these were all good affordable tractors. Rewatching I think I should have bought a couple.

I love them too, that’s why I make them. Auctions are my favorite thing. It makes me sad that so many of them have moved to online.

Missouri. This auction was in Montgomery City.

I would have loved to owned that farmall 200. Was the tractor that I started out on. Dad bought one back in 1956 or 58 i don’t remember for sure but he bought it and turning plows and disk and mowing machines all for 2,100 dollars. I would love to have one back but I can’t find any around here. Like hens teeth

@mikeeverman1420 Yes the Farmall 200s are pretty hard to find around here too. This is the first one of have seen up for auction in about 15 years. I was very young then but it was a 1 owner tractor and was always stored inside. My father bid on it and did not buy it. It sold for around $3700 that day. We know where it is and the owner won’t let it go. I’ve seen several 230s but not very many 200s.

I’m in carter county Kentucky

Yes I felt prices were fair. I actually thought about buying the 656. But yes for as good of a tractor as the D17 was it was pretty cheap.