PRICES DOWN!! TRACTOR AUCTION! 10 Most Interesting Compact Tractors
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- 10 best compact tractors auction. Tractor Time with Tim will compare online auction prices to actual selling prices from the August Ted Everett Auction.
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I like the auction videos. I personally prefer seeing all of those older ones as well. If the length is an issue, I would be fine with just an overlay showing what that machine sold for.
I do like these auction videos and I like the format you used in this video. We get to see a flavor of where prices are going on newer tractors. Personally I’m not interested in seeing what a 1971 whatever sells for.
Tim; I've no interest in buying a tractor but I do enjoy these videos. Personally, I'm more interested in the old, quirky stuff but I can understand if the majority prefer the more useful machines.😁
Easy way to solve the loader arms blocking the model number. Don’t buy a loader.. Loaders on tractors depress me because of all my years running skid steers, wheel loaders, and backhoes.
Always buy a loader on a little tractor! Mostly useless without.
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I like watching the auctions, to see what the real selling prices are right now. SO many owners are selling their tractors at super-inflated prices, as the dealer inventories were short due to the supply-chain/global-warming intentional inflation of diesel fuel prices....which continues. It seems the fuel prices are becoming (again, INTENTIONALLY) more of a threat to food supply and farming equipment costs, than the price of the tractors themselves, IMHO.
Great points you make here, I see it same way👍🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸
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I was surprised the LX2610 only brought 16K! Someone got an awesome deal. That's a 24k machine new!
2 years ago when it was a B2650 ( 99.7% the same ) it was 16,500.oo$. The prices WILL come back down --- lots of auctions =almost repo's, and dwindling "FREE- hand out " covid $.
@@donaldstrishock3923 $16.5k with a loader & bucket?
I agree. I thought it would bring more. Makes me wonder if I should sell my low hour JD subcompact and pay the $4000 difference 🤔
All three auctions you did was great. It’s entertainment. Keep up the fun work you do. Thanks 🙏
I enjoy the auctions, and yes, I’m interested in what the old Kubota will bring. Here in the northwest mountains of NC the vast majority of tractors are Kubotas. My wife and I like the scriptures at the end and she thinks Christy is an awesome videographer. Thanks for making these videos.
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I always really enjoy your auction videos.
I think this was the best one yet.
Looked like some nice machines went through today.
You can sure tell the how much better the green machines hold there value, over the off brands.
I really liked how you performed detailed reviews, of pro’s and con’s or good and bad of each.
Like that super cheap drawbar and 3pt hitch setup on the Yanmar, Wow!
I do enjoy watching the auctions. Your commentary on the various tractors adds a lot of information that we otherwise not have. Keep it up!😀
I enjoy the auction videos. interesting to see what things seek for on any given day. Keep em coming. Blessings
We are anticipating buying an acreage (and me a tractor) in the next few years, so this is very interesting. While prices will change, I appreciate knowing the things you are pointing out to look for. Like paint on the drawbar or three point. So keep it up. And I like that you will show all brands and older models and pointing out differences in models that have changed..
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Well done. The amount of detail you guys put in this video was amazing. Great all around brand coverage. Knowledge is key with buying new or used. Cheers!
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Hi whatcha up to hope all is well prayers 4 healing and unspoken also prayers 4 everyone and bless great healthy peaceful safe journeys and travels in the name of the Creator God and Jesus and the Holy Ghost Amen much honor and respect keep walking tall and cool tractors
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Tim
2 things you mentioned that I can agree with.
1. The fact the manufactures model numbers are covered up when loaders are attached. Always an annoyance with me.
2. The fact any tractor sold for XX number of dollars, does not mean you could have bought it at that price or even the next bid, if you were there.
As for your auction videos, love them.
I realize it is a lot of editing, and a real pain to make them. But I would be all for seeing more of the older tractors going across the block and what they sold for. Do not need for the entire bidding process, I find that a bit much. Even some of the older vintage machines would be very interesting to see.
You could split it into 4-5 videos, if that would make it any better for you. I really do not know that much about what all goes into the making of these videos, except it is not all it's cracked up to be, and the editing is no fun, and takes time. If it brings you more income, good for you.
I think every tractor has a purpose, no matter how old or beat up. Don't be too dismissive of a machine based on its looks.
These are interesting to watch. Having Aaron on was a bonus. I think it'd be fun to have him offer a viewpoint for when they go to an auction for used equipment. One thing I'm curious on is if someone like Aaron or Neil have customers let them know what they're looking for and they possibly find it at an auction.
hi Tim, love the auction videos it's good to see what tractors are selling for, there's always room in the barn for one more tractor just ask any farmer. looks like used prices might be getting a little softer
I like the auctions - thanks for sharing the online prices and what they sell for - would love to go to one of these and have you there!
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I've never been to an equipment auction, this is very interesting, and seems like value on a lot of these low hr machines vs new/ dealer used... I do have one question, I've always wondered, do the auctions play that john michael montgomery song when there's a break on the action?? 😃...good video.
There are no breaks in the action!
Like the way you put the prices of online and showed what they went for right away nice way to edit the video and it seems like maybe the market is starting to get a little softer
Keep the auctions coming, and keep doing it this way, weed the junk out!
I really like these auction videos, this format, IMHO, is “Spot On.”
Now I’m no auction aficionado, but most of us probably aren’t, and I get a lot of great info from you, both about auctions and your vast and well studied tractor knowledge👍🏻🙏🏼 My vote is stick
With this and build from their!
Also great use of rolling in the info and specifications banners👍🏻🙏🏼😎🇺🇸🇺🇸🙏🏼 God bless😇
I really enjoy these videos Tim. I find it interesting what the used market is . Good job you all.
I am a newbie farmer and not used to the old equipment. So loved the auctions when you covered the old tractors that went for a few hundred / low thousands of dollars.
I am not interested in a new tractor (60 Hp Kubota in barn) but implements to see if this is worth my time to chase flail mower, batwing, sprayer, spreaders, seeders, etc.
I'm thinkin you are in John Deere country. We used to be but Ag Pro has purchased all the JD dealers all along I-75. If you aren't paying them to be under their protection plan it takes forever to have something fixed. For that reason alone I use Kubotas which are very good as well. I have no complaints with either brand it's the JD dealers that I can't work with.
I really miss being able to go to that auction. I used to all the time. You do a really fabulous job with your videos and information you provide to the public thank you.
I am not surprised at the softer prices on farm equipment. I am seeing softer prices on a wide variety of items. Overall softness will continue. Best wishes.
That 3720 was a good deal I whould love a tractor like that at that price awesome I also think tractors are starting to come back to reality in prices on the used side finally awesome to watch
I enjoy the auctions, I ve been in the market for a tractor. Some of those went cheaper than what I thought they would go for
Wow…great price on that 3720
Buying a used tractor is a gamble. A tractor @ 2years old were the BEST part of the warrenty is expired, once bought regardless of hours is 20% LESS than original price. And @ 5years where as 90% of brands of 100% of warrenty depletion occurs, a 35% reduction should be expected even IF minor hours show on the clock (100-250 hours). Reasons being a warranty is EVERTHING! Engines cost 6000.oo$ plus & Transmission cost 7000.oo$ plus, and they Both can "GRENADE Catostrofectly" ANY SECOND after the warrenty expires, but unlikely for the original owner for 3000-6000 hours. With this "IRON" going to the "blocks" way before being hardly used = novice usage & problems to come. A LONG warranty is GOLD. And a promise of longevity & reliable bility is almost wortless---quit a gamble on used low hour "out of warrenty " machinery. New is were it's AT! Used =potential Big Problems(maybe). "It better be cheep " if used & warranty expired.
I think the auction videos are interesting now I will definitely say I liked your layout and format of this video with going over the tractor and then jumping straight to it being on The Auction Block. I would like to see what some of the older stuff sells for like you were mentioning at the end the old Kubota or in the clip of the New Holland tractor there appear to be an old Ford tractor sitting in front of it what do the cheaper more inexpensive tractors the older equipment that may be a little rough around the edges or quite a few years old what does some of that stuff bring?
3720. Did you look at the date code on the tires? We’re they replaced? Maybe it was used on a generator or irrigation pump.
I used to go to a lot of auctions, it's crazy how some people will pay new prices for something used ( not just equipment but anything ) and they still have a buyers fee to pay.
I would imagine that 2014 / 1025R with the very nice seat, probably had the factory plastic bag left on it for many years...lol
Great video Mr. Tim!
Love the auctions, so I vote to see everything
Love these auction videos. I like seeing all the compact tractors
I'd like to see how more of the Compact to Midsize tractors 25-60hp sell.
I like these auction. I am enjoying the newer equipment sales. Maybe if there are some attachments, those would be nice to see also. This is interesting to see the prices drop some right now. Thanks for the scripture also
I like the Auction videos, makes me feel good about what I paid, and then sold my oldie for :) I was hoping you'd show that Batwing monster behind the last auction just cuz :)
Always enjoy your auction videos Tim & Christy.. Thanks for making this new one.. Have a nice week.. "Hi" to Katriel.. 🙂
Great video. I like the format. It’s good entertainment to start the day. That last one went particularly cheap. Guess the discount for “off brand” was fairly high
Everything was selling cheap. Many people are trying to sell their scrap iron for cash. New tractor dealers will have to be more reasonable.
Thanks!I LOOVE those auction episodes!(auctions in general) since we dont have almost none in germany this is my only way to see them.:) I would say this episode was the best one!:)
Thumbs up on these auction videos. It is kind of interesting to see what the old to go for though…
These are fun video's. It is good to keep informed about tractor prices, so you'll know when you come across a good deal.
Great video. Is a John Deere 5075E worth the extra money over a Mahindra 6075? Thanks & keep them coming
I really like these videos. I personally like to see the older tractors go through the sale.
I’m to far away, California
No actions out here?
What I need is a smaller mid range tractor with the backhoe and scoop just for around my lot here in the mountains.
The auction videos are awesome. The video editing cuts with the details are cool too, also the comparison pricing. Seems like perfect subject for ongoing videos on a regular basis. Making a game show of sorts would also be cool if you had someone to go against on a Price Is Right style guessing what they would sell for.
Great video. Man some of the prices for some of those tractors. I bet most of the mom and pops dealers are buying up most of those like new tractors.
Enjoyed this one Tim, love the way you edited this, overview, data, then the action!
The Kioti 5010 sold for more than I paid for mine. Great machine for the homestead.
Hey Tim I was wanting your opinion for my situation. I have 600 acres of woods with miles of trails. Would a skid steer work for mowing that much? I have 48 hp compact tractor but am looking for a bigger tractor or skid steer to add on top of that tractor
Are you trails wide enough for a Cab tractor? I would MUCH rather ride a 100-150hp cab tractor with 15' flex wing than a skid steer.
How about a 5M Deere...and Rhino flew wing?
Thank you for this video. It really help keep us up on the tractor prices
is there on line bidding ...and i like the older tractors too, like that compact kubota with a loader that sold for two grand ... what a deal
I like watching the auctions, and I like to see the best on the lot.
It’s interesting to see the original msrp then see what the machine sells for. That last Mahindra was a steal!!!
The truth about Ag is that it is a business, and someone is going to make money, and someone will lose money!
Could you point upfront in what city action is taking place.?😊
Been going to auctions for 60 years and ththere is always one spotter wearing overalls
and carrying a big stick.
HAHAHAHAAHAHAA....
I just seen this video and you had said that the John Deere 2305 had a weak PTO...was that in all years of the model or just some between certain serial numbers? I was looking to purchase a John Deere 2305 with 332 hours on it and plan on using a John Deere 647 rotor tiller and a 50" snowblower on the 3 pt hitch....would either of those attachments cause the problem you mentioned if used properly and not turned on at high RPM's? Thank you for any information.
One never knows. Likely it will be fine… but it is a weak spot.
I never can understand what the auctioneers are saying. Not sure how that all started or why they do that.
I've been able to understand I think these exact 2 auctioneers the last 2 times Tim and Christy have been there, but this time it was just gibberish once he started taking bids. I don't know if it's where they were sitting and had the camera set up or the guys just started mumbling recently, but I wouldn't be able to buy anything like that.
I had an audio issue at the start…probably first 5 tractors. Didn’t have Christy there to get it setup right! Still, it did seem worse this time.
Could you do an auction episode where you cover only the 1980s and 1990s tractors. There are a lot of tractors in that age range with premium price tags on them in my area. It's hard to find a John Deere with less than a $10,000.00 asking price. One I watched for a while on CL was missing the plastics due to fire and they still wanted $8000.00 for it. Some of the little 1980s tractors have climbed in price quite a bit since 2020 and I'd like to see what they bring at a live auction. This auction was a good example of never knowing what will happen with price. At least two of those tractors would be considered a steal around here. Thanks for another great video. God Bless.
Anything less than $6000 or so is totally junk in my opinion.
@@TractorTimewithTim I agree that modern tractors with low prices have major issues, but a lot of good classic tractors may fit under the $6000.00 range. If you like collecting old iron that is.
Yep. We were seeing Farmall M’s and H’s for 1000 or slightly more.
I really like these auction vids, alot of great info, current sale prices of tractors im interested in, the comparisons of brand and values, and gives me an approximate value of my tractor. Thank you, from the foothills of N.C.😮
I now have some more detailed auction sales data. If you have specific questions, I may be able to help.
Kubota LX2610 for $16,000 is a great deal
Couple thousand more for a brand new tractor. Males no sense.
I have a hard time at auctions: My ear never quite gets to the place that I really understand the auctioneer. It is interesting to see what select tractors go for, however I would probably not buy at an auction just because I can't be sure to get the tractor I want. If I want it so will others! I guess that is also true of tractors in adds but that is just the way I am used to doing it. On my imaginary bit larger than hobby farm I would have a new John Deere 4066R with a lot of attachments and a 1965-1971 John Deere 2020 The 2020 is similar HP and will run many of the attachments but no cab or AC! Farmall Cub to mow between the fence and road (flat not a ditch) and robots to mow the majority of the lawn. Because I like equipment I might own a lot of other machines, however that would be all that would be needed. I guess really the 4066R could do it all by its self but I don't want to just add hours mowing with it when I have so many thousands of dollars in specialized equipment picked out for it. Some jobs need two tractors. So the 2020 would be handy.
At this auction, if you are interested in a tractor, you can walk out to one of the handlers…get right beside them, and they will help you with the pricing and bidding.
Once you bid, they will give you plenty of time to decide on your next bid…but only if you have been identified as a bidder..if that makes sense.
@@TractorTimewithTim yes that does make sense and would be vary helpful!
Hi Tim. Please check the reply to my last post, I think it is spam.
I like seeing what things go for. There were some good deals. As an aside, I know this is how auctions have always been done, but I really have a hard time following due to the babbling BS yodeling the auctioneer does. I actually think others do to and it hinders what the machines go for. I think they would sell for more without the stupid yodeling.
Yep. And some are better than others. Some don’t even enunciate the price clearly …ever.
I find the auction a bit intimidating because I have almost no idea what the auctioneer is saying... I feel like I would end up outbidding myself in the confusion. ;)
The ‘handlers’ closer to you help with that. They help indicate when you are ‘in’ and when ‘out’.
Is the "SOLD" price what the bidder pays or is there an extra buyer's premium added? Obviously sales tax is added.
No buyers premium.
at 3:22 looks like the seat safety switch connector that has been disconnected. Will they inform the new owner?
Ha!
New subscriber, appreciate your videos and how you share the info on tractor coming up. Much appreciated
Welcome! Thanks for joining us!
All are more than I can use but good information
Some of these sold at auction for not much less than new 😦
I just looked at two auction houses 1 in Missouri and 1 in Oklahoma they both have tractors that they own on there websites for sale every day and all of those tractors were on the sale bill for the auction so you are always bidding against the auction house
At those locations, likely. Not at this location. I do not see any evidence to contradict this.
Not kioti fan... Better have dealer nearby that's good.... Better use caution not over work that tractor for sure.
More detail please…what model do you have? What issues?
TIM! Help need your opinion,I have the opportunity today 8 -15 -22 to buy a 2019JD 1023e with loader and turf tires hydrostat. It has 68 hours on it- it's basically brand new flawless. The guy is stuck on 14,100. Based on today's market, is there any meat left on the bone for resale?
You left out 2 major factors concerning auctions
1. Sales taxes
2. Auction fees
No fees at this auction.
I purchased 5 acres and I am interested in the budget friendly models.
Unfortunately, they are not ‘budget friendly’…after you get them home.
Tim is correct! However a big part of "budget friendly" is your shop skills and what you need to do. One can get by with a "junk" mower on five acres if mowing is all you are going to do and you are not to picky with the mowing job. Also older machines are likely to be slower: so a 60" woods on a Farmall Cub is going to take longer to mow than the same size zero turn. (A good Farmall is NOT junk but the price can be high for a restored model also) If RUclips will let me I will show you a crazy system where a small tractor pulls several small mowers in a way to cut a large swath of grass at a time! ruclips.net/video/PA88-o4Iatk/видео.html
3720 possibly ran an auger it’s life so far. Wouldn’t get the field wear and tear but gets the hrs.
Yes I would like to see what the older one go for
That Mahindra new with loader, box blade and brush cutter is $23k in NC. A new Max25 with loader and tiller is $20k, Max20 is usually advertised around 16k new with 1 or 2 implements. In 2020 all those would have been $1500-2000 cheaper and included 1 more implement.
That JD 3720 probably spent its life pulling pulling wagons full of families arou.d an apple Orchard. 🤣🤣
Someone got a steal of a deal on that 3720
That auctioneer sucks. He said sold it and starts back up on the acution. Not a auction for me.
I think you are right. I thought I heard that too.
Haven’t seen all of your auction videos but it would be nice to see what comparable Kubota models would have brought. 2021 MX5400 owner.
Maybe if you had that New Holland up to running RPM's it wouldn't jerk?
How much did the b7800 go for, that is what I just bought from the neighbor fir $3000 So. California
Hi Tim & Christy.. Great buy on that 1025R which sold at the beginning on your video..
Yes plz, the B7800 was my dream tractor a long time ago, and kind-of still is, lol. Thanks TTWT
That tractor was brought from GA because they bring wayyyy more $$ there. I'm in NC and they bring more here than GA.
Great Format for Auctions, discussion split screen with specs, some data on other auctions and the final sales price. It is a pain when the final prices are in a different part of the video.
Yes, I'd like to see what "that old b-7800 sells for. That's "about my speed!"
Nice job Tim enjoy the details and commets on the auction items. Enjoy the channel always look forward your next project!
I prefer the 3rd approach. Pick some representative machines appropriate to your viewers and follow them through. I enjoyed this approach much more than previous approaches.
Great video. Man some of the prices for some of those tractors. I bet most of the mom and pops dealers are buying up most of those like new tractors.