Farm Auction Results With Pics From Lexington,MO

[1206SWMO]

Yesterday I attended my first auction for 2018.....It was collection and farm down sizing sale near Lexington,MO...It wasn't a choice day but there was a nice crowd..The retired owner once worked for the Gleaner plant in Independence,MO...

Heres some but not all the prices..

1-Allis 8070 FWA $15,400

2-Series III Allis 190XT $4,800

3-Allis 190 XT $5,200

4-Allis D-17 Diesel $1,500

5-Allis 190 XT Gas $1,850

6-Allis G $1,500

7-Allis D-17 Gas $1,900

8-Allis D-19 Diesel. $4,200

9-Farmall 460 Gas with Loader $2,200

10-M Farmall $1,600

11-DC-4 Case $2,000

12-R-50 Gleaner with 16 ft flex header $7,000

13-R-52 Gleaner with 18 ft flex header $11,500

14-M Gleaner with flex header $4,100

15-Gleaner A2 with 10 ft header $450 not running

16-Oliver Disk $2,500

17-New Idea Pickers- One for $900 and another for $450... WD-45 Gas by picker $1150

18-White Top AC Baler $350

19-Allis 66 Combine $200 and another for $100

20- Allis 4 Bottom Plow $375

21-Allis Rotary Hoe $200

22-Allis #33 Picker $200

23-Pair WC Fenders $175

24-Allis SC Dirt Scoop $270,SC 5ft Blade $350,AC 4 Row Planter $$250

25-AC Tractor and Allis Sign In The Front Yard

26-Looking West From The Sale-Some Good Lafayette County Dirt..

 

[Bruce from Can.]

For that money , I would just love one of those R 50 combines

 

[tomstractorsandtoys]

Thanks for posting. At $350 I might have owned the round baler and maybe the 190 gas. Grandfather had a new 190xt and I would like one someday. Tom

 

[Bob Harvey]

I would love to have that 'G' - extremely kool.

 

[larry@stinescorner]

me too!nice auction for sure!

 

[Kansas4010]

I have a couple rough Allis Rotobalers sitting in the fence row you could have.

 

[Josh in Pa]

That?s a good looking 8070.

 

[tomstractorsandtoys]

Thanks for the offer but with all the projects I already have I have been trying to only buy ready to use items for my collection. Once in awhile I still buy a project but it has to be something special. Tom

 

[oldtanker]

Prices reflected the current collectors market it seems.

Rick

 

[oldtanker]

Prices reflected the current collectors market it seems.

Rick

 

[jm.]

I agree with Old Tanker that just shows what the REAL market is. Folks advertising those G model AC for lots more that that . Somebody always saying AC D 17 diesels are worth #3500.00 and more but that one did not get there.

 

[Duner Wi]

Thank you for posting pictures and results.
The "G" seemed inexpensive.

 

[Traditional Farmer]

THe White top Roto Baler was cheap for what I've seen them sell and the G was too I guess no equipment hurt it.I saw one sell last Spring at auction South of Richmond with equipment
for $7000 the most I have ever seen one sell for usually they'll sell $3000 to $3500 these days.

 

[_Mark_]

Thanks for posting.

 

[casecollectorsc]

Both went very cheap, can't be that bad a combine. They seem to do a good job. Maybe they had a Deutz engine...some had problems.

 

[olgentdc]

That Must Be a nice Oliver Disc ,,.

 

[1206SWMO]

It was a nice disk and 2 guys wanted it..Most of us thought it would bring $1200-1500 tops..

 

[1206SWMO]

The R-52 had a Duetz with around 4500 hours...It also was RWA and the R-50 wasn't....They were both cheap as was the 8070 AC tractor....Most of us thought it would bring 19-20K..They were down to $50 bids at the end..

 

[aFORDable]

I like the looks of that 8070 at that price. Wonder if it was as good as it looks. Hours, etc.

 

[1206SWMO]

It was a nice tractor...He kept a twin to it..

 

[olgentdc]

ours was exactly like that, and brought $425,BUT it was in worn out condition ,it was cut up for scrap by a shwred IRON Man scrapper. it was August 2014 ,it Was My Parents auction , Scrap price was Still Riding hi ,. Mom and Dad decreed Excepting for the Homeplace,That Any of the 8 Children could pay Half price against ALL at Public Auction. ,my Sisters husband, Joel wanted that disc ,.But he knew its condition, and stopedat $400 , Considering as good of a disc it once was and the thousands of acres it disced over .i was Glad Joel quit when he did ,even at $200 bux , he would had a uphill battle,blades ,bearings ect.,. it did hurt my sentiment to see that GOOD OL' OLiver disc cut into 2ft pcs.systimaticaly sorted and hauled off , Andno doubt the fella made money

 

[Texasmark1]

On the Allis G, #6, I commented on such a machine somewhere this past week. Had an antique dealer locally who had 6 in his lot the first time I saw them. For somebody with a small garden this machine seemed like the perfect answer. Had I had the funds at the time one would still be in my corral today.