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wow, thats expensive
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Where was this auction?
![]() Send them my way! WOW!
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Wow, those cubs went pretty high!
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Allen Proud owner of my Original and 126! My Grandpa's Cart Craftsman Lawn Sweeper Craftsman Plug Aerator |
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Musta been a lot of collectors there with DEEP pockets.
![]() Those prices are crazy high IMHO. Now if I were the seller, I'd sure be happy......... I know the box blades are hard to find but not $800 hard to find. Sorry you weren't able to bring something home. I would have came home empty handed as well.
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I hate auctions.......
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Daniel G. ![]() . (May 1970) 147 w/an IH spring assist, 48" deck, 42" blade, 1969 73, #2 trailer, 10" Brinly plow and (on loan) Dad's #2 tiller. |
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I like auctions but the problem with them is you never know how much your going to get to take home and I had it both ways not bought anything to had to leave things setting in the driveway cause we did not have room to haul any more I don't care for household auctions on sat cubs always seem to go high then and collector auctions are another hit or miss
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That was a heck of a auction! I got there at 10am and had to park almost 3 miles away.
I got shuttled up to the auction in a Polaris Ranger and the guy driving said there were people for Pennsylvania that drove to this auction. I was bidder 277. I would like to know how many people were actually there! I made the mistake of not bringing a trailer. It was a real bear cat to get into the yard with a trailer. I bought the Original for $300 and the 100 right next in the line up for $250.00 A buddy brought home the 169. I have not been buying Cubs for too long but I met up with a couple "serious" collectors from MN and they were all shaking there heads with the way the prices finished out. I hope the prices keep getting posted. It was nuts. Good for the Hobby. DSP IH Neon gone $2600 2-4'x4' Plastic IH inserts $1,000 ea 300 NF standard Drawbar. Nice paint new tires $6,200 SM wide front nice paint, tires $5,700 560 Diesel with mounted Cornpicker $13,500 I did not write the prices down but these really stood out for me. The owner actually loaded both the Cubs for me in my truck with his Bobcat. The auction was still going on. First Class Guy. Beautiful collection. Not only cubs and Tractors but the Implements were something to see. All kinds of Little Genius Plows and Fast hitch implements. I also brought home a pretty good Sunburn! A couple of beers at the VFW helped.
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well i know who you are now, i was going to buy that origional but i wanted that ez rake tractor. I was the one with the pony tail and the 2014 red power round up shirt. Ya Jim made out real nice, and was one heck of a stand up Guy. told you everything that was good and bad about the tractors. I partly think some of this went so high out of respect to him and his collection. seem alot of the people there he knew. the Auction was in Minnesota, MN.
Did the origional turn over, I talk to Jim early in the AM. he tought that was stuck. i was sort of off balance when that came up, still in shock what was paid for the burnt up one. |
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Thanks for posting the results! Looks like a heck of a sale.
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here are the pic to go with these prices
1st pic left to right, all not running: 782 $300 100 roller frame $100 682 Fire damage $175 682 bad motor - motor from fire damage $450 there is a pic of hardware hanks tractors |
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