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You might try John Deere's Machine Finder. You can go to there website and under ag equipment click on used. I've used this quite often. It searches inventory of all the John Deere dealers in the U.S. for any make of machinery, at least I think that is how it works. I've never searched for anything except for John Deere though, so don't know how other makes will come back. I know there are other sites out there also but can't think of them. You might also try asking on a farm related website such as agriculture.com.
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I would like to thank everybody for their help. The best site I have
found so far is Machinery Link,but they just price tractors not
implements.Went to a auction today was going to buy a Farmall
656, it was on the edge of being rough sold for $3975.I have a friend who auctioned his 656 off last fall it was in very good
condition it sold for $3400 !! Go figure. Thanks
found so far is Machinery Link,but they just price tractors not
implements.Went to a auction today was going to buy a Farmall
656, it was on the edge of being rough sold for $3975.I have a friend who auctioned his 656 off last fall it was in very good
condition it sold for $3400 !! Go figure. Thanks
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Yeah - farm equipment auctions are hard to figure. It all depends on who is there to buy on what day. Also depends on quality of auctioneer.
Try looking through local farm papers and used farm equipment sales guides / catalogues.
Regionality will affect prices as well.
As mentioned, some auctioneers list what items brought at their last sales. Here are some auction listing sites:
http://www.midwestauction.com/
http://www.farmauctionguide.com/
Here is a listing site that appears to cover the all the USA.
http://www.fastline.com/
Hope some of this information is useful.
Try looking through local farm papers and used farm equipment sales guides / catalogues.
Regionality will affect prices as well.
As mentioned, some auctioneers list what items brought at their last sales. Here are some auction listing sites:
http://www.midwestauction.com/
http://www.farmauctionguide.com/
Here is a listing site that appears to cover the all the USA.
http://www.fastline.com/
Hope some of this information is useful.
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I had forgotten about Fastline. Getting those magazines are like getting the Christmas catalog when I was a kid 
They are a great source too, and they also have a truck side which is great also.
They are a great source too, and they also have a truck side which is great also.
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My favorite for farm equipment is www.farmshow.com press on free classifieds.If you are looking to get pricing on used farm machinery go to www.machinerypete.com or call 800 381-0423 good luck Rick
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