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Deere tractor highlights BigIron Mar 2017 auction

Auction was held March 22

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An online auction hosted by BigIron Auctions on March 22 was highlighted by a John Deere tractor selling for more than $145,000.

A 2012 John Deere 8360R MFWD tractor from Imperial, Nebraska sold for $150,000 to a buyer from Alberta, Canada after 163 bids.

Specs: 2,535 hours, 360 HP, IVT Transmission 31 mph, ILS Front End, 22 Front Weights, Rear Weights, 3 Point, Pto Big Thousand, 5 Hydraulics, Monitor, Electric Mirrors, Leather Seats, Climate Control, Warranty Good Threw June of 2017 or 4000 Hours (See PDF), 420/85/R34 Front Tires, 480/80/R50 Rear Tires.



 

A 2010 John Deere 4730 self-propelled sprayer from Byers, Colorado sold for $94,000 to a buyer from Nebraska after 213 bids.

Specs: 3,091 hours, 100’ wide, John Deere 6.8L 6-Cylinder Diesel Engine, Hydrostatic Transmission, Manual Tread Adjust, 20" Nozzle Spacing, 5 Way Nozzle Body, 800 Gallon Stainless Steel Tank, Dual Flow Meters, 3 Sensor Auto Boom Height, Auto Swath Control/Boom Shut-Off, Remote Controlled Spray Test, Starfire 3000, Greenstar 3 Monitor, Auto Steer, Auto Trak Capabilities Activated SF1 Except "Pivot Pro", John Deere Link Equipped, Tires VF380/90R46.

A 2009 Case IH Patriot 4420 self-propelled sprayer from Sikeston, Missouri sold for $71,250 to a buyer from Illinois after 213 bids.

Specs: 3,089 hours, 120’ wide, 1,200 Gal SS Tank, Auto Steer, Inductor Tank, 3" Fill, Foam Markers, AM/FM Radio, Row Crop Dividers, Liberty Tips, Night Tips, Extra Set Of Fenders, Air Ride Seat, Leather Seats, Buddy Seat, Agri Max 380/90R46 Tires.

A 2009 John Deere 1770NT planter from Pender, Nebraska sold for $60,750 to a buyer in Colorado after 100 bids.

Specs: 24R30" Rows, Single Disc Openers, Floating Row Cleaners, Rubber Closers, Precision Mini Hoppers with Esets, Row Command, Hydraulic Drives, Pneumatic Down Force, Corn Plates Only, No Frame Control 24 row.

A 2013 Case IH Early Riser 1255 planter from Mendon, Missouri sold for $56,255 to a buyer from Iowa after 119 bids.

Specs: 30" Rows, Front Fold, Air Seed Delivery, Corn And Bean Plates Included, Setup For Starter Fertilizer And Liquid Nitrogen Grower Fertilizer, Pro 700 Monitor, Row Shutoffs, 11L15 Tires.

2013 Case IH Early Riser 1255 planter
 2013 Case IH Early Riser 1255 planter

A John Deere 1990 CCS air seeder from Stapleton, Nebraska sold for $53,500 to a buyer from the same state after 135 bids.

Specs: 40' Wide, 7.5 Or 15" Spacing, Electric Population Control, Scale With Cab Monitor For CCS Tank, 22,606 Acres, 2500 Acres On Openers, Seed Boots, Seed Firmers, Gauge Wheel Tires And Bushings, Bridging Attachment In CCS Tank, Wing Weights, Half Width Disconnect.

John Deere 1990 CCS air seeder
John Deere 1990 CCS air seeder


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