Can I Get What I Want at the Auction? Greenhill Farms 42nd Annual Spring Consignment Auction. Good used farm tractors for sale at auction near me. #farmallfanatic #auction #consignmentauction
Ventrac is an offshoot of Steiner. That unit is an original Steiner. When I was at ATI Steiner was building rotary tank feed mixers for cow lots. I don't think they had started the tractor line. This would have been early 80's. AL B.
The Steiner family sold Steiner tractor which is now owned by Bobcat. The rumor I heard was the Steiner family was not happy with how things went, so after the non-compete agreement expired, the Steiner family started Ventrac. In our area you see allot more ventracs then Steiners anymore
Congratulations FF on the hill side plow. Now you can plow going and coming and throw it all up hill. That gentleman got a good buy in the Cub with all that equipment I'd say.
Remember reading in Farm Journal that they were cheap horsepower and lacked the comfort that American made tractors had. South of us in Amish country you had a dealer an there was a lot of them in the area. A lot of the equipment was sold by what dealers were in the area.
Another par excellence video FF, I believe you’re starting to spoil us😂really good auction with some of the better auctioneers, their rhythm was very good…like the spinner plow pick up👍🏻thx hoss💥🇺🇸💥
Got to give you a big like today. Your short was such a tease. The A seems like an easy fix to start but with no lift it is a parade tractor to put on a trailer and take to the county fair. Wonder what the difference was price wise from a naked A or Cub and one with hydraulics? Seen a few A's with the vacuum lift and I guess that would have been a dealer or after market thing when a farmer said their has to be something better. The lever implements were set up for right handed people and I'm left handed.
You definitely got a steal on that plow! Looking forward to seeing it in the dirt. Accessorized my 400 with three sets of wheel weights and a pair of frame weights today. Think she's ready to go to the field.
@@FarmallFanatic Got them from a gentleman I met that had a radiator for a 450 for sale. He has a lot of other Red goodies! Got a fast hitch for my 400 from him and lots of other stuff. Need to make another run over there, need a tach and cable for the 400 and some emblems. Pretty sure he has them. He has a pair of the smaller frame weights but I don't know what they fit. I should just buy them for trading stock!
Out here in Colorado we call the plow you bought a spinner plow. I can't remember seeing a fast hitch two bottom but 3 bottoms are fairly common. Interestingly, quite often a guy with everything green will have a red plow, mostly 4, 5 or 6 bottom spinners. They pull easier then the green ones. I have a 4 bottom, might be a 642, don't remember for sure, pulls easily with my AC 8030. Tractor prices seemed pretty weak.
Great auction video 👍 thought the auctioneers were a bit optimistic in a lot of their opening bids 🙄 but they get there 👍 congratulations on a really good lot of purchases looks like you got a bit of spanner 🛠️🛠️ time ahead 💪Red Power 💪💥
Has the pain of inflation finally hit the auction circuit. The prices on your last few auctions have been reasonable (except for the weights). The auction I was at last weekend was also reasonable.
That roll over plow has fun written all over it. I wouldn't put that on a 300 though. 400 yeah. Should be fun getting it to work and watching it. Definitely make a good video. I think it would be a blast. I saw a 8 foot IH wheel disc sell southeast of here for about $500. I thought it would've been nice to own for an H.
Those rollovers would be nice to take to a plow day all fixed up i just bought a set of i think F-20 2-16 fast hitch made for a 300 row crop. Also a set of 209A fast hitch 2-14 for my International 240.
Nice win on the plow (s) I'm wondering the way you edited your video if you won the John Deere plow. You would have been crazy not to buy it at that price, especially considering it pretty much fills the bill of what you were looking for. The Cub was cheap. Prices were very soft.
It is nice to be able to throw a saw or tools into a back bed than have to balance and strap things to a rack. My only complaint with the Artic Cat is it doesn't like cold weather, below 40 and is miserable to start. Above 50 fires right off no problem.
Many of those Allis Chalmers 5020 were made in Romania. Spare parts are hard to find. You need a machine shop on speed dial. Years ago I looked at a A/C 5050. I was advised by a wise man to run away very fast from it.
Glad I went to greenhill sale instead of tri-state. Tristate is a joke last few years. Lots of junk, terrible auctioneers, takes forever and huge buyers fees
@@FarmallFanatic I would be willing to bet the hubs and brackets came off of somebody's puller. Probably had pressed steel wheels on tractor using those hubs. We made a few sets of brackets close to those back when we pulled every weekend.
