Montgomery County Livestock Equipment Auction Part 1- Tractors
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 เม.ย. 2024
- Wyatt’s Tractor Sales took a trip to Montgomery City, Missouri to the Montgomery County Livestock Farm Equipment Auction hosted by Vomund Auction.
This auction featured a large amount of farm equipment, tractors, lawn and garden, and livestock equipment. Items on the auction included a Farmall 200 Tractor, Massey Ferguson 135 Tractor, John Deere 750 Tractor, Farmall 300 Utility, Allis Chalmers D17 Tractor, Allis Chalmers WD-45 Tractor with Allis Chalmers No. 9 Loader, International 560 LP Tractor, John Deere 3010 Tractor, with a John Deere Loader, Kubota 3410 Tractor with Kubota LA481 Loader, Ford 2000 Tractor, Ford 800 Tractor, International Cub Lo-boy 154 Tractor with Belly Mower, International 656 Tractor, Ford 5600 Tractor with Bush Hog 5045 Loader, Massey Ferguson 3090 Tractor, Massey Ferguson 275 Tractor with Massey Ferguson 238 Loader, John Deere 3020 Tractor with John Deere Loader, Allis Chalmers 185 Tractor, Cub Cadet Original Lawn and Garden Tractor, John Deere 212 Lawn and Garden Tractor, John Deere 216 Lawn and Garden Tractor, John Deere 318 Lawn and Garden Tractor, John Deere 318 Lawn and Garden Tractor, International 950 Cyclo-air Planter, International 2-Point Fast Hitch Blade, 2 Bottom Allis Chalmers Plow, 2-Bottom Dearborn Plow, Dearborn 3-Point Disk, DMI Gravity Wagon, John Deere Grain Drill, Brillion Cultipacker, New Holland 853 Round Baler, Ford 4-Bottom Plow, John Deere 7000 6-Row Planter, Brillion Cultipacker, New Holland 718 Silage Chopper, John Deere Grain Drill, Arts-Way 450 Grinder Mixer, Bradford Gravity Wagon, Case 1-Row Corn Picker, Minneapolis Moline Grain Drill and More!
Items featured in the video include a Farmall 200 Tractor, Massey Ferguson 135 Tractor, John Deere 750 Tractor, Farmall 300 Utility, Allis Chalmers D17 Tractor, Allis Chalmers WD-45 Tractor with Allis Chalmers No. 9 Loader, International 560 LP Tractor, John Deere 3010 Tractor, with a John Deere Loader, Kubota 3410 Tractor with Kubota LA481 Loader, Ford 2000 Tractor, Ford 800 Tractor, International Cub Lo-boy 154 Tractor with Belly Mower, International 656 Tractor, Ford 5600 Tractor with Bush Hog 5045 Loader, Massey Ferguson 3090 Tractor, Massey Ferguson 275 Tractor with Massey Ferguson 238 Loader, John Deere 3020 Tractor with John Deere Loader, and a Allis Chalmers 185 Tractor.
To see more results from this auction watch Part 2 of Wyatt’s Tractor Sales Montgomery County Livestock Farm Equipment Auction Videos.
The Farnum Family Band has partnered with us on our intro song “Field Behind the Plow” We are very happy to be working with them and hope you will take a moment to check them out and give them a listen at one of their links below.
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(Field Behind the Plow by Stan Rogers / Fogarty's Cove Music)
Also in our intro is footage from the Roger Stockton Outdoor Consignment Auction, Allen Auction Ed Caroline Estate Auction, and the Gasconade County Threshers Show in Rosebud Missouri. Thank you to all who has helped make this channel a success!
www.wyattstractorsales.com
Lots of inventory on our website including tractors, equipment, literature, memorabilia, toys, and more.
Some items from our website are listed below (check website for availability and so many more items)
Oliver 660 Tractor
Massey Harris Pacer Tractor
Massey Harris 22 Tractor
Case SO Tractor
Farmall Cub Tractor
Bolens Walk-Behind Garden Tractor Plow
Burch Offset Disk
Massey Harris 33 Cultivators
C.W. Mott D9 Flail Mower for Farmall Cub - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
Love those tractor auctions.
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.
Thanks,definitely my price range tractors
Yes these were all good affordable tractors. Rewatching I think I should have bought a couple.
Awesome
Good prices so far. Fair for buyers and sellers . D17 a little cheap
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.
I only watched the first one---290---and although a nice looking tractor that is pretty high compared to your last two auctions you had on here.
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.
How far do you travel? We typically stay in the Maryland/Pennsylvania/Northern Virginia and Eastern West Virginia. We just hit Ohio for the first time and are going back for an auction on June 22nd with Harley & Hal Jackson. Maybe we'll run into you some day.
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.
@@WyattsTractorSales or we'll hit the road to come farther out west!
How do I get a free auction update on future events
I’ll try to start posting where I’m going to be on my community page in the future.
What state are you in there
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
I can't believe these clowns couldn't appreciate the value of the propane powered International tractor and stopped bidding at $1700!!! but then they go right up to $7.000 for the green diesel beside it. They obviously know nothing about the non-polluting propane and cylinder walls that never wear out, plugs that never foul, etc. etc.
The owners of it must be thinking like I am.