Kinda shocked the 5240, 5288, 986, & 86Hydro didn't bring a little higher price than they did there. Even surprised that 4010 didn't bring more. Funny how things at an auction you think won't bring much end up doing just the opposite & verse visa. Thanks for taking up along. Take care.
I always enjoy watching videos. I live in Alberta Canada where my dad and I raised pigs until the price dropped and we stopped. We have lots of farm auctions but instead of live auctions we do on line auctions where you can bid for a week. The equipment prices have been good. Keep up the great work!
I spoke with a gentleman at the thresher's reunion last Summer who had the IH 274 that replaced the 140 and he said he could get parts for a Farmall M easier than he could for the 274.
@mce3673 : Yup, but just think of all the money you didn't waste on stuff you didn't need! 🤑 Hopefully you at least got paid time & a half overtime for your Saturday work. Lotsa folks get some pretty screwball work hours these days. From a truly practical standpoint, attending an auction is only financially smart if you actually need to purchase something for your operation. That said, I suppose if you have nothing better to do with your time, it's one avenue where many farmers get a little socialization with others. The honest reality is that at most auctions, at the minimum, you'll waste your entire day away. Worse yet, you'll often leave with stuff you never intended on buying in the first place. 😁 Happens to the best of us!
That 52 was cheap. But thats an auction for you when you don't know much about the background you don't feel more inclined to purchase it in my opinion. Friend of mine bought a 52 and 1 year later had to do a complete tranny rebuild and that wasn't cheap. Some people are worried about them 88s, the sentry system can gives issues quite a bit.
Not high hours for the 1460 being a 1st version with the sticks . and my 1086 is due for its 4th TA and prolly 2nd clutch soon lol. As for the 88 series it was just a stepping stone as to what IH had coming. I actually remember seeing the Next Gen ( New Farmall) 90 series to replace the 88 series was a one door cab with door swing backwards and the 1st impressions was Not liked by IH dealers and my grandpa said that will never work. IH Made the tractor and all Case Did was bolt in their new Cummins 8.3 engine and hood and dash gauges.
When you were in the cab of that 1460, I was like "Why does it sound like a John Deere?" ...and then you walk outside and there is a 4010 idling. Mystery solved!
Wow 5288 dirt cheap, even if one had to put few grand in it... would make good tractor for round baler..... thanks for video but gonna be thinking about that 5288 for awhile!
That 52 was cheap!! There must have been some issues with it. Wonder if the sentry was bad or needed clutch packs. Do the updates and these are strong and comfy tractors to use.
Seems these days a lot of the tractors on sales have problems there is a sale up here in Wisconsin that ends Tuesday.that has a 1586 & a 966 that both have the TAs out of them kinda risky buy
@@FarmallFanatic over all the years my family was in the farm equipment business in Central PA. All the custom 756's were usually press steel wheels and single hydraulics. One we had traded in was no 3 or 2 pt. and no torque. Did have pto. We seen a few over the years with the ih dealer only 3 miles from the house.
Maybe I should sell my hay wagons if they'll bring prices like that. Then again I'll probably end up wishing I kept them like I'm doing now about selling my corn picker. Hindsight 20/20
Those International 200s are almost impossible to find parts for. I have a 244 and my local caseIH dealer said they discontinued over 90% of the parts.
I can't believe how cheap thems tractors sold for here in southwest Wisconsin 5288 on low side well bring $18,000 With them hours I just watched a 986 here sell with 10,000 hours sell for $13,500 and it was very rusty needed a cab. 756 custom was right on the money hubs were high usually hubs bring here $300 to $400 for IH Hubs m&w will sell for $150/$250 duels $500/$1000 I think I live in the wrong state lol
That poor ,5288 ! I think to many people remember getting hit in the head by that dum door!! I am also quite sure when sitting in the seat backing up to hook up to the hitch you could not see the hitch? You had to twist your body in such a way that you're mother would be embarrassed! John Deere was never scared of international models with the back ward door ! But we're they ever scared of international? Boooooom , Boooooom?
@@FarmallFanatic The 4020 came in 1967and that was the start of operator's of these machines were important!The seat, platform,shift lever , throttle location, adjustment of the seat!Hours on the motor before overhaul, transmission reliability, differential lock,yes diff lock ! International was still thinking about that throttle lever over the top of the steering wheel,why did we put that there?I hated that tapping to fine adjust it! International did do good at tractor pulls but out in the field it was a different story!
I watch all your videos can you tell me why they start the bid high and then walk it down until they get a lowball bid wouldn't it save time to just start low?
Auctioneers are trained to plant the seed. The dollar they start at is where they want to land with the sale. Based on the temperature of the audience, the auctioneer will adjust their dollar. Usually, they are fairly close with their assessment. Without all the knowledge on those tractors, they went for less than market value IMO.
@@FarmallFanatic Yeah, I know what you're saying... Only problem is that I fear these sized/Hp machines are only going to keep going up in value. Nobody wants the "new" electronic, plastic, & all emissioned-up junk that's sold nowadays. The average Joe small farmer can't justify the obnoxious cost of new anyhow. For what you were getting there, that F-756 was one nice, clean, complete, farm fresh diesel machine. Heck, there was a lot of money just in all new sneakers on it alone. I could tell you truly enjoyed driving her around in your auction preview video. LOL Personally, I won't own a 6-cyl gas tractor again. Doesn't matter the manufacturer, the big gassers are all just terrible thirsty fuel pigs. Plus, these days it seems people are paying far too much for gassers, so there's little to no cost savings anymore. Oh well.
@@FarmallFanatic it was definitely a steal. My dad and I bought our 5088 for 6 but it needs some work. If I would have known about that that tractor and we’re closer I probably would have bought it instead of 5088.
@Mark Miller: Which one? The CIH 5240 had a transmission noise, according to the auctioneer. I can't believe it brought $22,500 with a questionable trans. With the cost of parts & labor rates nowadays... that's just crazy. IH 5288's are always a gamble. The 88 series tractors are often more difficult tractors to sell, mostly due to their very costly transmission issues & other lesser common problems that they're known to have. The 5288's sale price of $8,250 was only a good price, if it's actually field ready with no major issues... that's a pretty big "IF" though. Aside from new injectors, pump, & turbo... little to nothing was really said about it. Thus, the buyer is rolling the dice on this one. For his sake, hope he got a chance to drive it at the pre-sale viewing.
The 5288 is what I ment lol I woulda really had to tried it out good before I woulda bid on it but coulda resold it for parts and made my money back at that price
Cheap bunch of equipment. That buyer stole the 5288. I hate to say that the 244 was given away they were all cheap. Thanks for sharing. I'd like to get rid of some of my weights like you bought for some more with the L in them for the angle iron to go through that holds them on the late model brackets. Good buy on your cylinder.
@@FarmallFanatic one time. The bolt had backed out and I didn't know it thankfully nothing was hurt. That was on Massey I was running for a neighbor. I had the bolts break and the whole bracket of weights come off a 8000 ford when I was bush hogging a place and couldn't see a ditch for the tall grass and weeds. Thank goodness that is all that happened. Looks like you got some nice weights.
Hey Which IH Cadillacs did you get at the sale Cadillacs or Badilacs or like to of have except the weights you missed out .Grow it or stow it or miss it or mist it Boooooom 👎 👎 👎 👎 👎💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥
@@FarmallFanatic Ran a 50 and 52 at a farm I used to work at quite a few years ago. The paint was horrible, transmission, when they changed the direction of the air flow for the radiator made it harder to clean. 88 sat on dealer lots for a long time and a hard series to sell used.
Love the look of the 5288! Nice!
cheap power
Kinda shocked the 5240, 5288, 986, & 86Hydro didn't bring a little higher price than they did there. Even surprised that 4010 didn't bring more. Funny how things at an auction you think won't bring much end up doing just the opposite & verse visa. Thanks for taking up along. Take care.
So true
Those are nice stamped weights! The hubs went for more than I thought.
I ran those hubs up...figured if I ain't getting them, he's gonna pay for em lol
I always enjoy watching videos. I live in Alberta Canada where my dad and I raised pigs until the price dropped and we stopped. We have lots of farm auctions but instead of live auctions we do on line auctions where you can bid for a week. The equipment prices have been good. Keep up the great work!
We have both here...I prefer in-person auctions
With the on line no more deals around where I live
Good deals to be had. The 5288 for $10,000 was a steal! Worth $15k or more.
people likely scared of the trans in the 52 i bought a 5088 about 7 years ago at an auction i have well over 30 k in it after i got it home
$8250
Great score on those suitcase weights Farmall 👍
Thanks man
I spoke with a gentleman at the thresher's reunion last Summer who had the IH 274 that replaced the 140 and he said he could get parts for a Farmall M easier than he could for the 274.
Crazy
@@FarmallFanatic This is why you and I use antiques instead of today's throw a way tractors...
That 756 might have been the oldest IH there but it was the best long term value IMO.
Totally agree
Agree!
With all the red there, that green looked out of place 💥boom💥
Good job getting what you bid on.
I guess I was pretty close on the price on the John Deere baler. Thanks for sharing the farm sale with us
You were a little low lol
Thanks for sharing this
When I saw the hubs going for a thousand, I assumed the duals were going with them. Dam that's a lot for just hubs.
Yep, I figured if I couldn't have em, he was gonna pay for em. I stopped at 900 lol
Would love to go to an auction...working Saturdays suck
Time and a 1/2
@mce3673 : Yup, but just think of all the money you didn't waste on stuff you didn't need! 🤑
Hopefully you at least got paid time & a half overtime for your Saturday work. Lotsa folks get some pretty screwball work hours these days.
From a truly practical standpoint, attending an auction is only financially smart if you actually need to purchase something for your operation.
That said, I suppose if you have nothing better to do with your time, it's one avenue where many farmers get a little socialization with others.
The honest reality is that at most auctions, at the minimum, you'll waste your entire day away. Worse yet, you'll often leave with stuff you never intended on buying in the first place. 😁 Happens to the best of us!
@@FarmallFanatic ...hopefully, but not necessarily.
Good price on that 52. Looked very like the 51 series we had over here 🏴 fitted with a Cummins engine 💪💪 great auction coverage 💥👌
Thank you
Man the auction help caught on to the guy that wanted weight bar for his other tractor at home lol I hate people moving stuff at auctions
Lol yep
That 52 was cheap. But thats an auction for you when you don't know much about the background you don't feel more inclined to purchase it in my opinion. Friend of mine bought a 52 and 1 year later had to do a complete tranny rebuild and that wasn't cheap. Some people are worried about them 88s, the sentry system can gives issues quite a bit.
Not the 1st time I've heard that
Not high hours for the 1460 being a 1st version with the sticks . and my 1086 is due for its 4th TA and prolly 2nd clutch soon lol. As for the 88 series it was just a stepping stone as to what IH had coming. I actually remember seeing the Next Gen ( New Farmall) 90 series to replace the 88 series was a one door cab with door swing backwards and the 1st impressions was Not liked by IH dealers and my grandpa said that will never work. IH Made the tractor and all Case Did was bolt in their new Cummins 8.3 engine and hood and dash gauges.
Sounds like a mean machine to me
good video good job
When you were in the cab of that 1460, I was like "Why does it sound like a John Deere?" ...and then you walk outside and there is a 4010 idling. Mystery solved!
Yea, you were like, What's that weird tapping sound? John Deere
When I was a kid, my grandpa had a 3020 gas, and I used to think "well maybe it's just the gas engine" Then he got a 4430 and it makes the same sound.
Hydro 86 was a good deal they make great planter and hay making tractors
Grain drill was a great deal too.
Definitely
Wow 5288 dirt cheap, even if one had to put few grand in it... would make good tractor for round baler..... thanks for video but gonna be thinking about that 5288 for awhile!
Hahaha you n me both
That 52 was cheap!! There must have been some issues with it. Wonder if the sentry was bad or needed clutch packs. Do the updates and these are strong and comfy tractors to use.
Does make you wonder
Like the 756 yet would go for the 986 or 5288, larger units.
Seems these days a lot of the tractors on sales have problems there is a sale up here in Wisconsin that ends Tuesday.that has a 1586 & a 966 that both have the TAs out of them kinda risky buy
That is definitely a consideration when putting a bid in
Get yourself a portable phone charger😃!! For those extended periods!!
But then I'd have to have part 1 in 2 of the auction
Bad when a 756 brings more than a 5288 even though we know the longevity of a 756. Unusual a 756 custom had all the options of a regular 756.
Turns out it's a Farmall
@@FarmallFanatic over all the years my family was in the farm equipment business in Central PA. All the custom 756's were usually press steel wheels and single hydraulics. One we had traded in was no 3 or 2 pt. and no torque. Did have pto. We seen a few over the years with the ih dealer only 3 miles from the house.
Lots of nice old iron . I thought the 656 went pretty cheap . Thanks for sharing !
4th gear was out in it but I don't think that's a big deal if you're just using it for brush hogging
I agree with you on the buy of the day. Can’t believe only 8k for the 5288.
Me either
Tractor prices seemed a bit soft. Heck $125 for weights is "bottom dropped out of the market" price lately. I wonder if not being online hurt them.
I've never seen em less than 1.50
Maybe I should sell my hay wagons if they'll bring prices like that.
Then again I'll probably end up wishing I kept them like I'm doing now about selling my corn picker.
Hindsight 20/20
It sure is
Some of those bargains would have brought more if there had been Internet bidding.
Internet bidding...that a whole other video 🤣
You did you in what you bought! I’ll bet breakfast was a dandy! Lol
Home made Amish donuts ....nuff said lol
@@FarmallFanatic damn! I’d still be hospitalized had I been there! Sugar buzz lol! Love those donuts
Sugar and coffee...healthy diet lol
@@FarmallFanatic well yeah! Lol!! I just had two cinnamon donuts and a coffee!
Let's go Let's grow!
wHAT TRACTOR WOULD YOU PREFER FARMALL H OR AN INTERNATIONAL 400?
400
Those International 200s are almost impossible to find parts for. I have a 244 and my local caseIH dealer said they discontinued over 90% of the parts.
That's what I figured
Watched a 5088 sell at an auction the other day for similar money to the 52 in this video and it wasn't half as nice looking.
Hard to believe that 986 brought more than the 5288 ...
I know
When and where is the auction with the A C d14 selling
WTC AUCTION in Saegertown, Pennsylvania this Saturday
Trucks are red Tractors are green! Great vid as always!
I'll meet you halfway ..old green.. not new
I can't believe how cheap thems tractors sold for here in southwest Wisconsin 5288 on low side well bring $18,000 With them hours I just watched a 986 here sell with 10,000 hours sell for $13,500 and it was very rusty needed a cab. 756 custom was right on the money hubs were high usually hubs bring here $300 to $400 for IH Hubs m&w will sell for $150/$250 duels $500/$1000 I think I live in the wrong state lol
Yes you do lol
What county do you live in? I'm in eastern Iowa, Dubuque county to be precise.
@@hturbo1007 Crawford country WI
Do know what the gleaner sold for? Thanks
Like 400 😳
That poor ,5288 ! I think to many people remember getting hit in the head by that dum door!! I am also quite sure when sitting in the seat backing up to hook up to the hitch you could not see the hitch? You had to twist your body in such a way that you're mother would be embarrassed! John Deere was never scared of international models with the back ward door ! But we're they ever scared of international? Boooooom , Boooooom?
Yes, during the 40s through 70s.. JD was scared
@@FarmallFanatic The 4020 came in 1967and that was the start of operator's of these machines were important!The seat, platform,shift lever , throttle location, adjustment of the seat!Hours on the motor before overhaul, transmission reliability, differential lock,yes diff lock ! International was still thinking about that throttle lever over the top of the steering wheel,why did we put that there?I hated that tapping to fine adjust it! International did do good at tractor pulls but out in the field it was a different story!
yeah I just wanted to say I like it when you call out I think it's barnstorming it's so funny what a name did he get mad at a barn 😆😆 😆 😆
Lol
I thought you might buy the 656 and fix it up.
I've got enough fixer uppers
What did the bale wrapper bring?
I will try and find out
I watch all your videos can you tell me why they start the bid high and then walk it down until they get a lowball bid wouldn't it save time to just start low?
Cuz that 1 in a 1000 times, someone bids
Auctioneers are trained to plant the seed. The dollar they start at is where they want to land with the sale. Based on the temperature of the audience, the auctioneer will adjust their dollar. Usually, they are fairly close with their assessment. Without all the knowledge on those tractors, they went for less than market value IMO.
I would have bid on the 5240 as soon as it dropped to $20k. Probably pissed off a handful of people.
Please even with a chalk board provide printed sold price as items are auctioned. Captioned sold price would be helpful. I am hard of hearing.
Jim
👍
@Farmall Fanatic :
Should've bought that F-756 Diesel & dumped your gasser.
I wasn't paying 11k plus for a 756...I'd keep my gasser whether I bought it or not though
@@FarmallFanatic Yeah, I know what you're saying...
Only problem is that I fear these sized/Hp machines are only going to keep going up in value.
Nobody wants the "new" electronic, plastic, & all emissioned-up junk that's sold nowadays.
The average Joe small farmer can't justify the obnoxious cost of new anyhow.
For what you were getting there, that F-756 was one nice, clean, complete, farm fresh diesel machine.
Heck, there was a lot of money just in all new sneakers on it alone.
I could tell you truly enjoyed driving her around in your auction preview video. LOL
Personally, I won't own a 6-cyl gas tractor again. Doesn't matter the manufacturer, the big gassers are all just terrible thirsty fuel pigs.
Plus, these days it seems people are paying far too much for gassers, so there's little to no cost savings anymore. Oh well.
where was this at Fanatic?
Saegertown, Pennsylvania
Hey the cylinder even came with pins and Carter pins what could be better than that
Yea looks shelf new
The hoses.
Wow good deals for the buyers I was surprised by a few deals on the RED
Me too
When these major components go out,why dont they fix them,is it the cost,or age of the tractor,it just kills the sale price
Probably cost vs return
I would not have let the 5288 go for only 8. That guy would have had to pay more than that if I would have been there.
I never would have guessed he would have got it for 8250
@@FarmallFanatic it was definitely a steal. My dad and I bought our 5088 for 6 but it needs some work. If I would have known about that that tractor and we’re closer I probably would have bought it instead of 5088.
What was wrong with the 52? I shoulda went to that sale lol
As far as I knew...nothing
Was this auction online as well?
No
@Mark Miller:
Which one?
The CIH 5240 had a transmission noise, according to the auctioneer.
I can't believe it brought $22,500 with a questionable trans. With the cost of parts & labor rates nowadays... that's just crazy.
IH 5288's are always a gamble. The 88 series tractors are often more difficult tractors to sell, mostly due to their very costly transmission issues & other lesser common problems that they're known to have.
The 5288's sale price of $8,250 was only a good price, if it's actually field ready with no major issues... that's a pretty big "IF" though.
Aside from new injectors, pump, & turbo... little to nothing was really said about it. Thus, the buyer is rolling the dice on this one. For his sake, hope he got a chance to drive it at the pre-sale viewing.
The 5288 is what I ment lol I woulda really had to tried it out good before I woulda bid on it but coulda resold it for parts and made my money back at that price
Cheap bunch of equipment. That buyer stole the 5288. I hate to say that the 244 was given away they were all cheap. Thanks for sharing. I'd like to get rid of some of my weights like you bought for some more with the L in them for the angle iron to go through that holds them on the late model brackets. Good buy on your cylinder.
Ever had a weight pop off?
@@FarmallFanatic one time. The bolt had backed out and I didn't know it thankfully nothing was hurt. That was on Massey I was running for a neighbor. I had the bolts break and the whole bracket of weights come off a 8000 ford when I was bush hogging a place and couldn't see a ditch for the tall grass and weeds. Thank goodness that is all that happened. Looks like you got some nice weights.
I could use that WD for 800 bucks
That 244 went cheap IMO. Good garden / food plot tractor for hobby or small acres. Can’t buy them all!
You sure cant
Better late than never
You know it
I can't believe that the Allis WD sold for $800.
Yea ran good
Good day Up here that would be considered cheap if it ran. Thanks
@@donvoll2580 That one does run. Where I'm at they usually go for 1,500+. Usually only the B's and C's go for $800
@@copperhead6132 Ys up here in Ontario Wd usually go for around 1200-1500 Thanks
@@donvoll2580 not too bad. Now that I think about it Allises don't have much value. Unless it's a D series
Hey Which IH Cadillacs did you get at the sale Cadillacs or Badilacs or like to of have except the weights you missed out .Grow it or stow it or miss it or mist it Boooooom 👎 👎 👎 👎 👎💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥
Buy the John Deere. Parts and service matter. Didn't International go broke? John Deere is the Best.
Kids ran it into the ground
Green selling high dollar
I wouldn’t take a 88 series if it was free. 86 series and older is by far a much better tractor.
Transmission?
@@FarmallFanatic Ran a 50 and 52 at a farm I used to work at quite a few years ago. The paint was horrible, transmission, when they changed the direction of the air flow for the radiator made it harder to clean. 88 sat on dealer lots for a long time and a hard series to sell used.
Dang that was cheap
i would of gave 9000 for the 986
U should put your seatbelt on .
I like the idea of a closed casket