TRACTOR AUCTION! WATCH THEM SELL! GUESS the PRICE? 45 Used Compact Tractors

[@steveadams4009]

I had a B7100 that I used for mowing and tilling gardens, and brush hogging and I even had a little four-foot box blade mine was a 1977 model and I gave it to my dad last year for using it around his mini storage buildings as we put a loader on it. Still runs great and doesn't use a drop of oil. Will start every time from the seat. I just love their fuel system the way that you can drain the air from the system if you run it out of diesel. Takes just a few seconds and I've never had it fail. When we used it for mowing contracts for the US Army Corps of Engineers around the lakes it seems like everybody that run it would forget to put fuel in it.

[@2LateIWon]

After auction fees I didn't see anything that was an amazing deal. Looked more like retail pricing to me. But was still fun to see what the market is doing

[@hiteck007]

Yep that was my thought to. Some were more than their worth.

[@twarrior17]

Prices were generally higher than I have witnessed. 🫨

[@ritterjon]

💥 Some great deals can be found at auctions and then there’s also crazy people who pay way more than they should. *Keep on tractoring!*

[@WillSmith-ir9ng]

Some people get emotionally involved when bidding on one or more tractors. Auctioneers love these people, but those who are trying the buy a/the tractor at a good or decent price dislike those high bidders a whole lot.

[@amyclea]

Ridiculously high prices for used Kubota lawn tractors by my estimates, but some of the other old tractors seemed reasonably priced and exciting buys. As always, I appreciate the extra mile you go, to look for strengths, weaknesses and interesting quirks.

[@pitts3219]

Walk on dealers lots there empty. 1 year waiting list !

[@Huntersprojects]

@@pitts3219your kidding I want a tractor so bad!

[@bradw3313]

Good video and interesting to see. I was a little shocked at the overall low prices of the oldies as some of them looked to be in great shape. Then again I was surprised at the higher prices for middle aged tractors. I saw some 50 models that were bigger and nicer than my old 53 NAA Ford that I sold before Covid hit for 3,500…some of those went in 2500 range or lower at the auction. Makes me happy with what I got. I also would like to see the implement/attachment auction….then maybe a field trip to a cattle auction - I know many may not care about that, bUt a small town cattle auction is mind blowing.

[@rydplrs71]

Prices were close to where I would have expected in my area, except the 1025, and 3320 those were 2-3000 under. I find spring auctions have much higher prices then fall ones. I rarely buy anything in spring as people pay more then I could sell them for even before the auction fee.

[@treylem3]

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[@lh98]

I count myself lucky for the tractor I bought off an older gent that had to get out from under the payments. 54 hours on it. When he gave me his original paperwork including payment stubs I couldn’t believe the price he bought at versus what I bought it for. So glad I stumbled on that one. Now I want a 2nd one to leave at another property so I don’t have to transport it anymore. This auction gave some insight for sure and would love to see the implements auction.

[@CopperCreekCuts]

4:21 If you believe that is a cab enclosure then I have a bridge to sell you! 😆

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Yea, I think it would have sold better WITHOUT the tarp!

[@phantomcharger568]

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[@wolfdar2009]

Yea I said to myself, I don't think the tent adds to the price lol.

[@glenbreaks5448]

I'm surprised at the high price for the 970, although they are nice little machines. I've operated my neighbour's 970 as well as my daughter's 950 ( earlier version of the 970) I recently very nearly bought a low hour 970. On checking for parts availability at John Deere, I was told that many parts for these Yanmar built tractors are no longer available as they were only sold in small numbers. The Parts rep said this includes engine parts and driveline parts. The left hand front axle (4wd) housing sometimes breaks and they are not available at John Deere. I found folks searching online forums for the housings. The rep said this lack of parts supply applied to the entire series of rebranded Yanmars, which ranged from quite tiny (650?) to the midsized 60pto HP 1650. This all goes back to your recent video on choosing a tractor model. You made a good point about choosing a make and model which will continue to have dealer support ( parts) It seems the model is most important of these two categories as even with these being the most common brand of tractor, it's not enough. Again, nice little machines, provided you don't accidentally break them!

[@MessicksEquip]

The B2650 was a steal. Massy was way high. Fun idea!

[@TractorTimewithTim]

I think we can be confident the b2650 was in top notch shape given the story behind it.

[@inhocsigno9151]

Great to see your comments and then the final auction price. Surprising they really move the equipment fast!

[@crslyrn]

Thanks for taking the time to show us what those compact tractors you reviewed in the previous video brought at the auction & the other tractors they ran thru there. YES!!!! By all means, if you can throw together a video of the attachments they ran thru the auction I'd like to see what those things brought. Take care.

[@treylem3]

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[@DougAlesUSA]

First, thank you for creating and sharing this video. I found it valuable to me how you edited into the auction your previous recorded overview of the tractor being auctioned. I have never been to a tractor auction. I have been to estate and bankrupt businesses bank auctions. This auction seemed incredibly different. Every item sold. The auctions I attended resulted in, at best, half of the items getting even one bid. Almost no brown wood furniture nor antiques get a single bid. I saw an elderly wheelchair bound woman crying when she saw her elaborate collection of Hummel figurines selling for pennies on the dollar and her china cabinet not get a single bid. I found out later she was widowed and moving into an assisted living facility so there was simply no room for her many possessions. It was sad. It made me sad, but not sad enough to bid on items I would simply discard. It seems to me that functional items in proper working order such as tools do well, but items of comfort, or generational style specific in nature simply have crashed in price. The elderly people pretty much have their dark brown wood furniture set for their life yet the next generation simply does not want it at any price. I’m open to someone correcting me if my limited experience is simply an anomaly.

[@kdegraa]

People spend good money on what is essentially junk. I know people spending tens of thousands of dollars on stuff that has no use be sides being in a collection. People still do this today buying crypto and non refungle tokens.

[@PineyGroveHomestead]

Good vid. I thought you were gonna jump on that 284! Prices seemed high for used tractors...pre-Covid L-series Kubotas were all over FB MP for $16Kish. It's a different world now. Make hay while the sun shines I guess!! B

[@paulcalkins9031]

It’s nice to know auction values on these compact tractors. I bought mine new and the lady at the credit union didn’t understand why tractors were so expensive.

[@frankjones5283]

Thanks for posting this. I was feeling bad about missing the sell , The prices were higher than what I`d pay anyway.

[@glm7203]

I enjoyed that. I was surprised by some of those prices. Some I thought would go higher, and some I thought were maybe too high, but overall it looked fun and some good deals were had.

[@earlyriser8998]

attachments too please...that was fascinating!

[@treylem3]

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[@Itsa_Mea]

Thank you for posting this movie with the winning bid prices. I like to keep up with the times and values of tractors. And I'd surely watch a movie of the attachment sales!

[@boboslickjohn1471]

My observation is that the JD and Kubota have a higher resale values than the other brands. I assume its because of the spare parts availabiliy and the stability of the two companies.....which has a direct connecton to parts availability. Never owned either brand but I thought it was very evident and will affect my tractor purchases in the future

[@tlr-nut7275]

You pay more new, so they sell for a little more used!

[@stevenhicks6504]

Tim, the kioti’s new comparable model would be a cx2510. The ck2610 is a different frame size. Kioti updated the ck2510 in 2020 I believe. They upgraded to the side by side pedals among other things and renamed it to the CX2510.

[@madtater5948]

thanks for sharing the video and taking us along to the sale, love these videos like to compare prices to my area. can't wait to see the attachment video

[@treylem3]

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[@douglasjohnson1905]

Yes, I would love to see the attachments in another video. Always like a good auction. Seems like the Kubota's were the majority of those in the video. It would be interesting to know the sales numbers of John Deere vs Kubota's through the years in like models.

[@richc9890]

Great video. These are fun to watch. Much nicer when it's a drive thru with inside seating. Our last tractor/equipment auction here in my area was done in a snow storm, outside.

[@MarkJohnson-pm6cx]

Great series of videos, auctions are fun but you have to be careful.... you just never know what you can get into! thanks you guys, have a great day!

[@Harry-zz2oh]

Although not a tractor auction, a few years back I was "just looking" on Ebay at a chain saw. I didn't realize I had actually bought it. Now I have a 18" Stihl chain saw but I really don't need that large of a saw. My small electric saws do what I need them to do. I will use it when I remove some dying poplar trees but otherwise, not much need.

[@jeffeverhart6746]

Yes I would like to see the attachment sale thanks for the videos

[@noral101]

I liked this, I want to see more tractor auctions! You should start a new channel called Auction Time with Tim.

[@garynickel648]

When is the next auction?

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Link in description.

[@drofmah3836]

I was a mechanic for a large city corporation yard and had intimate connections with vehicles that went to auction and there is a huge reason why these vehicles are now at some auction, buyer beware, most are ready to die and you may as well play the lotto thinking you are going to score at an auction. You get what you pay for and being cheap is mostly costly down the road.

[@mercurymangarage6186]

Great video Tim. Some good deals can be had at an auction that’s for sure. Sounds like they stand behind the power train issues as well. Not a bad way to go. Len from Kalamazoo Michigan.

[@petercampbell4220]

Few years ago bought used pre emmissions 4720 cab, 3 hydraulic remotes. Replaced tires, added third loader function. With more hours worth more now then when I bought it. Don't think I can afford a pre emmissions tractor now. Just graded building pad with it 14 tri axles of fill.

[@rickd1412]

I liked the IH M. Spent a lot of hours on one disking, putting up hay, pushing snow, cultivating and ridging. Dad put a hyd. pump on the engine so we would have a live PTO.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

This was a good looking M.

[@treylem3]

So glad you posted this. Great way of getting a general idea of what my tractor might be worth, at auction, and what others might bring.

[@52ponybike]

In June '21, I bought a new Massey 39.4 HP, 4x4 M1840 with cab and 72" loader. I've put 49.5 hours on so far. A couple months ago I bought 48" forks for it as the 36" forks flat don't work well on a tractor... you can't see the fork tips so picking up pallets is quite a chore. These are made by Iseki of Japan which I like, knowing Japanese made products are of high quality. I looked at Bobcat, Mahindra and Kubota brochures because the tractors were on backorder. Kubota is the only other brand I'd consider, also made in Japan. The cab is quiet, no rattles, AC is cold, and heater is hot. The hydro is smooth. I tend to lift and drag things that are a bit too heavy, but it handles them well with creative maneuvering. I spoke to the sales manager about trading for a new 60 HP. I was shocked when he said my tractor's trade-in value is exactly what I paid for it, $36,300. Oh yeah, first time watching, and I'll be subscribing.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Welcome to our channel!! Thanks for the comment!

[@jdschini]

Thank you for this great video series. Auctions are always interesting to watch as the real market value of an item is determined by the bidders. I was surprised by the higher prices paid for some of the older tractors without loaders. And lower prices paid for the nice looking IH M tractors. I am looking forward to your next video on the implement auction.

[@WillSmith-ir9ng]

I agree. Like politics, all auction are ultimately local price discovery vehicles. Emphasis on LOCAL.

[@mountainvalleyauctions]

Prices seemed pretty light overall compared to my market. It is amazing how much prices vary from one region of the country to another.

[@WillSmith-ir9ng]

Not just prices, but equipment. I suspect if there isn't a local dealer near the buyer,/county, some of the tractors go for lower prices than if there was a dealer next door.

[@emilebreaux6344]

Would like to how the attachments sell. Thanks for always putting out great knowledgeable videos

[@davidedwards3734]

Id like to see the attachment video. Some sold higher than I thought would. Have a Safe Day

[@aprilgeneric8027]

yes definitely interested in what the attachments sell like. never been to one of these auctions. didn't really get the appeal in buying other peoples used broken down machines and i always bought new or used great condition from the dealers.

[@buildingalegacypa]

Thanks for the video, been a while since I was at a tractor auction, amazing how the have gone up. Would like to see an attachment video also.

[@steventhomson2042]

interesting. all sold higher than I thought they would. definitely would like to see the attachments sold. great video!

[@TractorTimewithTim]

You need to come up and go with me to one of these auctions!

[@steventhomson2042]

@@TractorTimewithTim I would love too!!!!

[@kevinsutz8228]

This was vary instructing for me have not been to a tractor sale. Seeing the sale for the other would be good too. Thanks guys.

[@braxtonwiggins6576]

Enjoyed the video and would love to see the attachments sell.

[@treylem3]

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[@markwinder5329]

Great video. Would love to see the attachment auction. Most of these went higher than I thought, with a few bargains. Could barely understand the auctioneer, though! Would be afraid that I would bid myself up... Appreciate the verse at the end.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

The bid takers help keep it straight.

[@TheSnakeman3]

Yes on the attachments Tim.

[@PeterKontor]

I just bought 1992 kubota b20 with 90h on it and I love it. Great channel 👏

[@bryantjones8039]

Wow, this is the first time that I've seen a tractor sale like this. I've truly enjoyed watching it. Even more than I Love how you'll ended the video with the Word of God. 1 Corinthians 6:19-20

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Welcome to our channel!

[@stuartkorte1642]

I just went to a big auction. They didn’t have exactly what I wanted but I was going to bid on two. Ended up stopping a dealer and got want I wanted for a good price.

[@rexhargrove5172]

This is one of my favorite videos of all time! Thank you so much!! And I’d love to see the attachments sell!

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@charleskirby9190]

You mentioned the brake pedal on the same side as the hydrostat on that 1750. I had a Yanmar 324 with the same design. It was a good tractor but it sure made me nervous on a hill!.

[@foonus406]

Wish we still had more of these auctions. Most all of the large ones around us here now are all taking online bids. Days of finding a steal of a deal because nobody in attendance is interested or has the finances to bid are sadly gone.

[@TennesseeMtnMan]

Wish we could have seen the implements being auctioned. 👍

[@TractorTimewithTim]

We published it a few days later….sort our videos by date. You’ll find it….TRACTOR ATTACHMENT AUCTION

[@karlschupp8552]

I'm looking at a 3520 for my first tractor. The one I'm looking at they're asking 26k for with 360 hrs. An 05 I think... I'm surprised at what the 3320 sold for!!! Luv ya's from Kentucky!

[@TractorTimewithTim]

I thought the 3320 went high. Definitely needed some TLC.

[@erice9536]

Great video! I feel quite thankful I got my new Johnnie 2 years ago!

[@treylem3]

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[@rottmanthan]

i have the yanmar 226d but with ag tires, loader, jd cab, rear blade, snowplow and brush hog. it gets a little more use in the winter.

[@tater357]

Awesome video. And Yes, I'd love to see the auction for the attachments as well.

[@bjenkins803]

This proves that tractors hold their value!

[@treylem3]

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[@JCWren]

No, this proves these tractors are holding their value in the current market state. 2 or 3 years ago, I imagine most of these would have sold for 15 to 20% lower. But with equipment availability where it is right now, they're commanding a higher price.

[@bjenkins803]

@@JCWren Good point. Auctions can be a little high too because sellers need to cover auction fees. Tractors still hold their value. At least the good brand names do lol.

[@FelipeColby]

Fascinating. We now have watched it twice! Such a crazy market, hard to make heads or tails of anything right now.

[@jdfleetguy28]

Great video Tim. I have really enjoyed seeing your auction coverage this week. I saw a few models I had never heard of, and as many others had mentioned, I saw some interesting hammer prices for sure that went for both higher and lower than expected prices. I felt that the newer stuff that dealers might be after for their lots, was really ringing that bell, but then some of the older collector stuff seemed to go for less than I would have expected.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Yea, the H and M both looked to be nice machines…didn’t bring much.

[@balljar7546]

That was a very interesting video Tim, thank you for sharing that with us. Prices seemed higher than what I would have guessed, but in todays market everything is higher.

[@btsllc9676]

It is a sellers market....for a little longer. Inflation is causing fuel, food, and insurance to increase. I foresee those maxed out on credit unloading some nice equipment for payoff before too long....within a year or two.

[@deerrudy]

Thanks. Enjoyed watching, still some deals to be had out there

[@garyluck8502]

Wish you could attend more often thanks

[@mitchp350]

Most sold for about what you would expect, at this time. I notice lately, prices are inflated due to Covid shortage, maybe. But everything is higher than it ever was. I did notice a few deals, or so I thought, but of coarse if you are there bidding, the price could have went higher as you would be bidding against the one that did buy it. Depending on how much ether of you wanted it, could have inflated the price quite a bit. I think the attachments would be interesting to see sell as well. Oh and I must say I love this auction result video, much more than some others, as you edited out most of the bidding, and got right to the point.

[@MyClutteredGarage]

That was fun, Tim! I think many of those would have brought 20% more here in the northeast.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Maybe so! If so, that is a market! Buyers here transport them there and resell.

[@MyClutteredGarage]

@@TractorTimewithTim years ago, a local farmer near here held an annual auction. He’d go out west and bring tractors home to sell.

[@papabearcamaro]

Good video and would love to see more like this. Thanks!

[@danielsharon524]

I was going to suggest a follow-up with what they sold for. BTW, I got the notification for this vid. 1st one in a LONG time!

[@brentflora8965]

Auctions are part of me, excellent place to think quick & have a value pre- estimated.

[@acdii]

You nailed the comment on the Mahindra. They ARE loud!!! I looked at one when researching a new tractor, and first impression was, did they forget the muffler? Makes me wonder how they are the #1 selling brand world wide after looking at one. That L3560HST-C was a steal at $21,500 even without a loader, especially considering an LE used is near $30K. Looking at what they are selling at auction, gives me an idea what my B2410 with loader and BH is worth. A LOT! 20 years of faithful use, it is not for sale, but at least I know what it's value it.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

3560 had some rust which had been covered with paint. Must have been at least partially repainted.

[@acdii]

@@TractorTimewithTim That would explain it. Tires looked a bit worn, but since no hours were posted, hard to tell condition.

[@gailmrutland6508]

*Just FYI. Kioti is eating Kubota's and Deere's Lunch AND Dinner. Incredible machine!*

[@larrypoeschel6871]

Excellent video, prices seemed a little high. thanks Larry

[@londonlondon8861]

AUCTION? SOME OF THEM YOU CAN GET BRAND NEW FOR THE SAME PRICE

[@wademizelle3433]

Great video, moved quickly, tractors with no loader were cheap and the loader tractors were where they have been. Thanks

[@doctorrowbotham3544]

Great video! I would be interested in seeing the attachments too! Thank you!

[@terrybenson3632]

Hi Tim & Christy. Another great video.. I always enjoy attending equipment auctions when I have time. It's always interesting to see what stuff goes for. Have a nice week..

[@terry_willis]

They need a sign language interpreter for that auctioneer. I could not understand any prices. Anybody else have trouble with that?

[@jeffrydell]

It would be helpful to know the date, time and place where the auction occurred. Also, is the auction monthly, semi annually or certain times a year?

[@TractorTimewithTim]

We put link in description

[@rickseibel2069]

Thank you Tim! It was nice to see what used tractors are going for. Thank you for the scripture too!

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Thanks for watching and thanks for the kind words, Rick!

[@dannystephens7246]

Insane prices. Wish I had kept my old Allis WD I had when dad and I done farming. Just inherited my grandparents old 20 acre farm and was wanting to get a small tractor but with these prices I am going to have to settle for a mule and a hand plow.

[@chrissterling3225]

Seen a few decent deals...we have an auction coming up soon for tractors and equipment...but you can't touch the bids...might as well buy new . It's not an auction...it's a competition to see who has more money to blow than who . I've literally seen used stuff go for the price of new . Yet I keep going lol

[@lucashaskins5536]

The loader for the Deutz is fairly easiy to come by. I believe it was built by Schwartz MFG. The exhaust re route kit, required to mount the loader is the hard part to find, and is easier to fabricate.

[@LAMH]

Very interesting! Like others have said, it is amazing how high they sell! Are there mainly end-users or dealers bidding? Is there a buyer's premium also?

[@TractorTimewithTim]

No buyers premium. Both retail and wholesale bidding.

[@RCPSU4]

Have to admit seeing that B6200 had me thinking about one of my maternal great grandfathers. He had one of these very units as a backhoe exclusively. I want to say it was a gear drive transmission also. Of course it had that pesky treadle pedal. This was a good glimpse in to the auction world and I bet the attachment one is the same.

[@jakeschisler7525]

Only tractors that don't sell high are usually gas powered. For me I did that once but it was a pretty good one. I did have to change out the water pump and clean the radiator cause it was packed. It's loader was too big for it, it was a Ford 3000.

[@JelenOutDoors]

Very entertaining video! The prices would have been much higher here in Canada where I am. So for me most went cheap. Some of the really old ones are so cool looking that I would have bought a couple of them for the price they went at.

[@rodsod9838]

I agree with Jelen about the pricing. Here in western Canada those tractors would have sold for much more. Go online to Richie Brothers Auctions. They have some older small JD tractors coming up for sale out west. You maybe surprised at how high they go. I have a 1025R with a hoe, I was offered more than I paid for it in 2015! I use it to much to let it go. Thanks Tim for your videos! I watch them all the time!

[@fredduncan1610]

This was a fun watch, thanks for posting. Looks like used tractor prices are following used car prices!

[@jackdotzman2908]

Check out, Cook Tractor Auction, Clinton MO. Second Monday of the month except July, no auction. They have a huge sale, everything from zero turn lawnmower to skid steers to the largest combines and tractors by all major manufacturers. From Missouri

[@richardlwellington]

Before I start watching, I bet the prices are almost as much as a new one.

[@bigjim5723]

i wanna see what the attachments are gonna sell for-ok. and i liked how u in put the prices of the tractors new when they was built. that M almost brought what it sold for in 1953.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

That M went cheap in my opinion. I just don’t want an M sitting around here :-)

[@neminnesota53]

Outstanding video, Yep I'd like to see the attachment auction too.

[@wheelockjeremy]

I cannot believe you didn’t sneak one or more of those old Olivers back home, Tim… 😁

[@raymondoliver7381]

Some tractors went for high prices , I thought they were overpaying , but you know it happens all the time paying more than what it's worth ..... K.O.T. keep On Tractoring

[@hughhead9079]

Looked like a Kubota dealer was scooping up all the decent ones w/4WD and loaders... That nice B2650 cab one alone made their day worth it. Those machines'll be "sugar coated" and sold for more than they cost brand new within 2 months... just in time for the spring hobby farmers. I'd stick to buying from individuals where ya can see the whole story of how the machine "lived" and how the owner keeps their place and equipment. Always get documentation of lien payoffs and check your states's dept of commerce site for UCC lien filings on the tractor yourself... don't just take the seller's word for it!

[@kevinbaker6168]

Auctions can be wild. You have dealers and individuals present, so prices can be cheap or outrageous.

[@maverickgood5204]

That was good. Attachments would be interesting too.

[@keithnutley7764]

I looked at a JD 4620 yesterday and they were asking $14,000. No loader and 7,000 hours. Good condition and probably the best looked JD ever built, in my opinion.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

My brother Tom has a 4620.

[@keithnutley7764]

I would love to come to an auction.

[@pc5569]

The auction was fun to watch. Thanks Tim

[@MVortex2]

I recently bought my JD 790 with 410 FEL + HD bucket, 320 hours, garage kept for $10,100. Like new condition. SE PA auction with no buyer's premium. It prob would have gone for more money if it wasn't a gear shift model. What did y'all get yours for?

[@paule.maurice1521]

Yes, list the attachments seperatly, bare tractors would level the playing field

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Attachment video is up.

[@iamacarnut]

Nice..allways wondered ...now i learned something...thanks...thumbs up

[@kandkmotorsports]

Great video Tim. This was fun watching these tractors sell and guessing the price! Thanks!!