Upcoming Auction-What are they worth?

[PitbullMidwest]

An upcoming auction has 2 rear grade blades on the bill, assuming they are in decent condition, what are they worth?

Kewanee 6ft

Ford 6ft

 

[MrJimi]

Becareful of auctions, around here the general public will bid everything over retail and think their getting a deal
The private ones are ?? the better ones

 

[PA hayseed]

At a rather large farm equipment auction I attended about 1.5 months ago, depending on condition, 200-425. I did see a 8' woods gill go for 325 that was almost pristine. Depends alot on the weather too. There are several equipment auctioneers on ebay, do a price check with their listings, they seem to set a low reserve.

 

[radman1]

Need more info than just width. Light, medium or heavy duty blades? Model number? Hydraulic cylinders, tilt, offset etc? Condition?

 

[PitbullMidwest]

Need more info than just width. Light, medium or heavy duty blades? Model number? Hydraulic cylinders, tilt, offset etc? Condition?

I wish I knew. That's all the info from the sale bill. Its an annual farm machinery consignment.

Be careful of auctions, around here the general public will bid everything over retail and think their getting a deal
The private ones are ?? the better ones

I agree, fortunately I've never suffered from auction fever. One benefit of being cheap, I guess.

...depending on condition, 200-425.

That's about what I was thinking. My BILs buy a lot of equipment at auctions, they won't let me over pay and if I do they'll never let me forget it either.

 

[Foodplot]

I attend a lot of farm equip auctions around south-central Kentucky, and most of my implement purchases are from auctions. Here, rear blades go pretty cheaply. My 6' (tilt, rotate and offset) is a very heavy duty and was $70 in reasonable shape. I saw a 6' heavy box blade, with not a scratch go for $195 recently. Generally, manual 6' rear blades in pretty good shape and of good quality are about $125. Cheaper in fall/winter, more at spring auctions.