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Used Equipment B Make Model Description Stock # S/N Retail B Burns L LaGrande Used Equipment C Consign Antique Stationary Engines Chinery Company Ca 3,500 Western Machinery Company Ca. , markings 3,500 on engine include PD, S-3007, 1056 Backhoes / Industrial Case 24” 24 inch backhoe bucket, two in stock C595 450 Case 580C 2wd, diesel, platform with canopy, extendahoe, B321 5398121 11,995 F 11x16 60%, R 16.9x24 40% Case 580K “1988" 4x4, canopy, extendahoe, 4-in-1, 7649 C3840 JJG000980 15,500 hours 6 was: 19,500 Case 580SL “1996” 4x4, cab,extendahoe, 5025 hours C498 JJG019771 26,000 6 Case 580SL “1999” 2wd, canopy, extendahoe, series 2 C554 JJG027162 28,500 9 Ex caliber X36 Universal thumb for backhoe C596 900 JCB 1400B “1991” 2x4, diesel, platform, 4007 hours C485 14B2100/3 14,500 58927/7 John Deere Backhoe bucket, 12 inch, HD 2.8 cu ft 351 AT176989 300 John Deere 710 36" bucket 534 660 John Deere 410E “1996” 4x4, cab C553 T0410EX8 25,500 70418 John Deere 710B 2wd, 7392 hours, extendahoe C4032 D741316 10,000 was: 13,950 Bale Accumulators Case 8581 3x4, 4x4, mounting kit for 2170 baler, rebuilt, 399 CFH00270 6,000 approx year “90” 13 Hesston BA4900 3x4, 4x4, mounting kit for 2170 baler, rebuilt 400 00290 6,000 approx year “90” Hesston 4920 Accumulator for 4900, was hooked up to 4790 CB426 B4900-296 5,000 Baler-Big Case IH 8585 “2000” 3x4 , 46500 bales 337 CFH0142468 35,500 Was: 39,500 Case IH 8590 4x4, approx 65000 bales L508 CFH0139031 13,000 Case IH 8590 4x4, approx 48000 bales L509 CFH0139062 18,000 Make Model Description Stock # S/N Retail Hesston 4750 “1994” 3x3, straight chute, single axle, approx L314 530 19,995 60000 bales, reconditioned Hesston 4750 “1995” 3x3, straight chute, fans, single axle, B462 00755 23,000 reconditioned, approx 40K bales – monitor not correct Hesston 4760 “2002” 3x3, fans, single axle, 4720 “1997” 592 HL73202 46,500 accumulator, 1 3/8 PTO, 36660 bales Hesston 4790 “2000” 3x4, roller chute, fans, ejector, single B594 305 0% up to 36 mos axle, 69000 bales, updated windguard, 28,995 reconditioned Hesston 4790 “1999” 80888 bales 457 164 34,500 Hesston 4790 “2003” 3x4, fans, ejector, single axle, approx L224 HM74372 39,950 42900 bales, updated windguard Hesston 4790 “2002” 3x4, fans, ejector, single axle, approx L225 HL74343 39,950 40060 bales, updated windguard Hesston 4790 “2002” 3x4, roller chute, fans, ejector, single B501 HL74207 42,995 axle, reconditioned, 42500 bales Hesston 4790 3x4, fans, ejector, single axle, 42326 bales, CB557 HP74114 45,000 fieldstar monitor Hesston 4910 “2000” 68000 bales, 4925 accumulator 470 486/1279 25,000 ( Salesmen see note in red book) MF 2050 “2007” single axle, 3x3, fans, 31206 bales, 1 CB460 HS73112 37,000 3/8 PTO MF 2050 “2007” single axle, 3x3, fans, 39302 bales, 1 CB461 HS73118 37,000 3/8 PTO MF 2170 XD T “2011” tandem axle, 3x4, fans, roller chute, 568 2170XBHB 89,500 ejector, reconditioned, 19410 bales 04344 New Holland BB940 “2002” single axle, 3x3, fans, roller chute, 593 224242029 32,500 ejector, reconditioned, 35008 bales New Holland BB9080 T “2009” tandem axle, 3x4, fans, roller chute, CV580 274736075 74,995 ejector, reconditioned, under 9000 bales Baler- Round Case 8465 “1994" 5x6, newer belts, tractor hyd C107 CFH00745 7,500 06 John Deere 556 “1997” 5x5, hay saver wheels, gandy box C450 E00556X11 9,500 3133 Vermeer 605SJ 5x6 B487 L10044141 4,500 Vermeer 605K 5x6 B486 S1002457 6,500 Baler- Square Hesston 4655 “1996” 16x18, ¼ turn chute C178 46550711 13,500 Make Model Description Stock # S/N Retail Hesston 4655 “1990” 16x18, field ready 547 00105 9,500 Hesston 4655 “1994” 16x18, field ready B541 00427 8,995 Freeman 200 PTO drive, knotter fan CL9065 4,950 Freeman 200 PTO drive, knotter fan CL9061 4,950 New Holland 585 “1997” 15 ¾x22, straight chute, engine driven B459 010414 12,500 deutz, 1 single axle, 1292 hours on meter, in line 3 string baler Blades Ferguson 6 foot blade L538 250 John Deere 6 ½ foot blade, 3 point mount C390 500 Servis E3W 3 foot back blade 584 43? 200 Towner 3 pt box scraper C4005 F103A2843 175 Yanmar 185 5 ½ wide box blade CB282 1081 100 Combines John Deere 6600 “1974” cab,air,diesel, 18 ft with lifting reel, C260 106107H 7,500 3347 hours DP41290 Compactor Buffalo Smooth drum C511 6,500 Crawler - Tractors Case 850G 6 way blade, rippers, new sealed C507 33,000 undercarriage, 8000 hours CAT D6 3306 CAT engine, needs sleeves, manual C583 10K 3,500 transmission with johnson bar, 12 ' angle blade with hyd tilt, rollers frames ok, no tracks, parts only machine CAT D6C “1967" winch, manual angle blade, under CB153 10K908 18,000 carriage approx 50% left, 14131 hours Was: 25,000 CAT D8 “1963” Electric pony motor, U blade, Ripper, 2 C349 46A3517 23,000 shank John Deere 550-C “1983” ? 8 foot 6 way blade, powershift, rebuilt C443 317355T 19,950 engine 20 hours ago with JD parts, like new undercarriage, new strg clutches, 6892 hours Ditchers MTC V ditcher 365 900 Feeders EZ Ration TRLG “2006” 1000 PTO, hood extension for 2 bales C571 0306-1065 30,000 high, set up for scales – no scales, grain attachment/hopper, 4 – 4x4 bales, 8 – 3x4 or Make Model Description Stock # S/N Retail 3x3 bales Gehl BU910 Chopped hay wagon CB427 8621 1,500 Hesston 30 Mover feeder with tracks C348 2,500 Kirby 2 bale 2 bals lifted to feed into bunks 515 NSN 5,500 Powder River creep feeder C8085 1,650 ROBBCO Big Bale Feeder - 3x3, 3x4, or 4x4 bales. Single Feeder 6,000 FFF or tandem axle. Will retrieve off ground. One only man system.4 rail. NEW Options - Hitch: Ring, ball, clevis 2 bale fdr 12,000 hydraulic kicker,hydraulic remote control bed movement 12' mover 18,580 17' mover 20,530 21' mover 21,530 24' mover 22,625 round portable feeder C3998 250 Fork lift / Telehandler / Skid Steer John Deere 444E Wheel loader, 4x4, hyd coupler, pape rebulit C579 CK444ED0 25,000 transmission 4 years ago, new turbo and fuel 01233 system, block heater, does not burn oil Liftall MT60D Fork lift,2x4, diesel, 15 ft lift height, 6000 lb L218 74435 5,000 capacity at 15 ft, slide adjust forks Lull 844B Fork lift, 4x4, platform, 14-24 20%, 3160 hours, C575 17,950 Deutz diesel engine, powershift New Holland LX665 Skid steer, 4x4, diesel, skid steer, bucket, 3rd B488 864576 10,995 function Nissan PJ02A25V Fork lift, Propane, 188” high lift, side shift, C574 9H0754 7,950 4000 lb lift, front 7.00-12 like new, rear 6.00- 9, 2739 hours Gopher Control Gopher 1 3 pt gopher machine, demo 340 11-12- 4,250 rent 250/day 2010-11 new:4,500 Irrigation Mainline 6" Mainline with risers - hook & latch - 3/4 mi 3080 $2.00 per ft Land planes Eversman Land plane w/ roller C197 400 Parma 5224 “2003" 24' wing fold, 3 pt mount , AS IS C8064 59645-03 11,000 AS IS Lawn Mowers Make Model Description Stock # S/N Retail Bush Hog RDTH60 5 foot rear discharge finish mower with chain L231 12-03275 1,395 in guard, has spare blades and belt MF 1231 “2000" 72" mid mount mower for MF 1260 C2743 002132 2,000 Loader- Attachments Farmhand F11C Almost new PTO pump, 3 spool valve, rear CL285 34188 2,000 axle extensions, has big bale grapple for $300 more John Deere 158 8 foot bucket, no valve C582 4,500 Meyers 12 12 bale sweep C7083 200 MF 1080 loader subframe, 6400-7400 series tractor B5021 1,000 New Holland 7413HD Has subframes for Ford 8830 tractor CB421 WL93849 8,000 bale squeeze C3956 1,300 Misc. Eurospand 533 3 point fertilizer spreader, 400 lb C6072 6314 300 Miller welder C8035 2,750 Powder River cattle guards , 8 foot ( 8 ft new price is 2,525) C9004 1,265 Snoco 51 5x51 grain auger PTO C2525 1,500 Snoco 8006 Grain auger, 8x60 hyd drive on wheels C5094 687410 4,000 12 foot snow plow, off of a state truck CB305 1,950 3 pt quick hitch (72530329M) 3224 335 UB96 utility box L138 88518 500 18.4x38 duals and hubs C250 750 Misc.- Hay bale squeeze C3956 1,300 Motor Graders Road Boss U7A 7 ft category 1 3 pt mount road grader, like N-L3064 2,695 new, demo Post Hole Diggers Potato Harvesting Lockwood 4000 4 row windrower (side caster), new primary C7054 909351BK 5,500 chains, rear star table Lockwood 4500 2 row digger C7057 911697BA 5,500 Logan P9346 6 row planter with fertilizer tank, with parts C7058 25156 5,000 machine, new cup belts Make Model Description Stock # S/N Retail Rakes Allen 8111 rake with Bootsma baskets C9083 81110051 18,000 Eagle R-16 “2004” 16 wheel rake, with electric hyd pump, B530 R+R1064 9,995 pick up pull if desired, rake has been updated to new style rake wheels Farmhand 5 wheel rake C9046 1,100 Farmhand 6 wheel rake C9047 1,100 Hesston 3986 14 wheel, welding on tongue, missing center CB559 3986N0501 5,000 support rod Hesston 3986 14 wheel, center support rod welded together, CB560 3986P0648 5,000 missing transport arms Hesston 3986 “2008” rake C190 3986S0872 10,500 Kuhn 7301 gyro rake B5001 B1778 8,995 Kuhn 7501 “2009” gyro rake B531 C0027 16,495 Kuhn 7501 “2009” gyro rake B532 B0040 16,495 Kuhn 7501 “2009” gyro rake B533 B0036 16,495 Kvernland Taarup 711 3 pt, rake C445 366104 750 MF 3986 wheel rake B9060 3896T0923 9,750 MF 3983 12 wheel hyd hi-capacity rake N-B2084 M39830A2 11,000 CASH 013001 MF 3986 “2009” 14 wheel hyd hi-capacity rake with side N-L3020 3986U0962 13,665 CASH support gauge wheels kit Was:15,880 New Holland 258 Hydraulic drive 465 848525 3,500 Was:4,000 Sitrex RP5 5 wheel, 3 point, demo, less than 5 acres N-L4063 227668 1,350 Twinstar RA2030 “2002” hyd v basket, gauge wheels, electric C474 212TR 15,500 Twinstar 2027 Electric 5 function, hydraulic basket rake L481 043700 18,000 Vicon 8 wheel rake C525 500 2 wheel turning rake with mount C1094 150 Rock Picker Anderson 7B “1960?” rock picker C566 7BPEC285
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