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Auctionday, April 9, 2011 — Sale Time: 9:00 A.M SaturAUCTIONday, April 9, 2011 — Sale Time: 9:00 a.m. LOCATED: From Sweetwater, OK (Roger Mills County): 3 Miles East on Highway 152 Then 2 3/4 Miles North on Road 175 or From Erick, OK: 14 Miles North on Highway 30 Then 3 Miles East on Highway 152 Then 2 3/4 Miles North on Road 175. C For InformationRICHARD Telephone: M PhyllisENTIRE (580) 383-8421 ESTATE- or Carl Johnston OWNER (580) 660-1062 or 5 Star Auctioneers: Jim Sumners (806) 864-3611 or Jimmy Reeves (806) 864-3362. Due to the death of Richard McEntire the following will be sold at public auction: Lunch Will Be Served Note: Cushmans - Tractors - Cars will sell at 1:00 p.m. NO CONSIGNMENTS PLEASE - REMOVE ALL AUCTION ITEMS IN 30 DAYS OR LESS 1—1959 M.F. 65 Dsl. Tractor 1—1966 Dodge D100 Pickup, Older Restoration TRACTORS, ANTIQUE 1—1962 M.F. Super 90 L.P.G.Tractor 1—1968 Volkswagon Bug TRACTORS, FORKLIFT, 1—1962 M.F. 65 Gas Tractor 1—1995 Ford 350 XLT Dsl. Pickup, Flatbed, 1—1957 M.F. 50 Gas Tractor Toolboxes, Winch DITCHER, SKID LOADER, 1—1959 Ferguson 35 Dsl. Tractor 1—1989 Ford F250 4x4 Pickup, Flatbed 1—1949 Moline ZAU Tractor, Single Front 1—1992 IHC 4700 S.A. Truck Tractor 1—JCRAWLERS.D. 4650 2 WD Dsl.— Tractor, Cab, A/C, Trans. 1—1962 M.F. 35 Deluxe Multipower Gas Tractor 1—1975 Dodge D600 2 Ton Grain Truck 3pt., 2 Hyd., Wts. (2140 Hrs. on Eng. O/H) 1—1949 Oliver Row Crop 60 Tractor, Tricycle Front 1—1976 Dodge D600 Grain Truck 1—J.D. 4240 Dsl. Tractor, Cab, A/C, Trans., 3pt., 2 1—1962 Farmall Cub Tractor 1—1972 Dodge D600 Grain Truck Hyd., Wts., W/J.D. 158 Hyd. Front End Loader 1—M.F. D425 A-6 Tractor 1—1963 Chev. Grain Truck (New Paint) 1—M.F. 50 A Dsl. Loader Tractor, Cab 1—1966 Chev. 60 Truck 1—1957 Dodge 500 Truck 1—1975 J.D. 2630 Dsl. Tractor W/Koyker 210 Hyd. 1—Hesston 466 Dsl. Tractor, Canopy, 3pt. (1900 Hrs.) 1—1967 Ford 750 Truck 1—Chev. 6400 Truck F.E. Loader 1—Ferguson TO Gas Tractor, Engine Rebuilt, 1—IHC 1600 Truck 1—1965 John Deere 4020 Standard Dsl. Tractor, (Disassembled) 1—1974 Dodge 1/2 Ton Pickup, A/T, V-8 No 3pt. or P.T.O., D.H., 18.4x34 Rubber 1—Hyster Challenger 70 Forklift 20 Approx.— Salvage Pickups, Cars, Trucks W/Dozer Blade S.N. 111859 1—Ditch Witch Trenching Machine W/F.M. Blade 1—1957 Ferguson 40 Tractor Single Front S.N. 302347 CUSHMAN’S, MULE, ATV’S, (Fully Restored) 1—Case 1845 Dsl. Skid Steer Loader 3 WHEELER, HOVERCRAFT — 1—M.F. 150 Dsl. Tractor (Fully Restored) S.N. 9842857 W/Forks & Bkt. -All Cushmans are very nice- 1—1975 M.F. 1085 Dsl. Tractor, Cab, W/M.F. Hyd. 1—Cat D2 Dsl. Crawler 1—Cat D2 Dsl. Dozer 1—1960 Silver Eagle Cushman - Shriner F.E. Loader 1—Farm Hand Hyd. Front End Loader (Nearly New) 1—1959 Super Silver Eagle Cushman, B&S V-Twin 1—1950 Ford “Funk Conversion” Tractor, Flathead 1—M.F. Hyd. Front End Loader, 4’ Bkt. (Red) Six Cyl. Eng. (New Restoration) 1—Ford 77 Hyd. Front End Loader, 4’ Bkt. 1—1958 Eagle Cushman (Blue) 2—1951 Ford “Funk Conversion” Tractors, 6 Cyl. 1—John Deere Hyd. Front End Loader, 4’ Bkt. 1—1962 Eagle Cushman, 8 H.P. Elect. Start (Black) Conversion 1—Set 18.4x30 Snap on Duals 1—1946-56 50/60 5 H.P. Cushman, A/T (Red) 1—1949 Ford “Ron Stoffer V-8 Conversion Tractor 1—Set 18.4x34 Snap on Duals 1—1946-56 50/60 5 H.P.B&S Cushman, A/T (Yellow) (Restored) 1—Set 15.5x38 Snap on Duals 1—1952 Eagle Barrelspring Cushman (Red) 1—1953 Ford Golden Jubilee Gas Tractor 1—1946-56 50/60 8 H.P.Cushman, 2Sp. Trans. (Green) 4—1951 Ford 8N Gas Tractors SALVAGE TRACTORS— 1—1962 Highlander 5 H.P. Cushman (Maroon) 1—1958 Ford 541 Offset Workmaster Gas Tractor 1—1950 Ford 8N Gas Tractor 1—1958 Eagle 7.3 H.P.Cushman, Elect. Start (Blue) (2144 Orginal Hrs.) (Restored) 2—1949 Ford 8N Gas Tractors 1—1962 Super Eagle Cushman, Elec. Start 1—1957 Ferguson 35 Gas Tractor (Restored) 1—Ferguson TO20 Gas Tractor (Metallic Green) 1—1955 Ferguson 35 Gas Tractor 1—1959 M.F. 65 Tractor 1—M.F. 40 L.P.G.Tractor 1—1957 Eagle 7.9 H.P. Cushman W/Side Car, Like 1—1955 Ferguson 35 Gas Tractor (Restored) 1—1969 M.F. 180 Tractor (Engine Knocks) New (Orange) 1—1958 J.D. 430 Gas Tractor 1—Allis Chalmers G Tractor 2—Cushman 3 Wheelers 1—1947 Massey Harris 22 Gas Tractor (Restored) 1—Honda Big Red 3 Wheeler 1—1950 Oliver Row Crop 77 Tractor (Restored) PICKUPS, CARS, JEEPS, 1—1985 Honda ATC 125 M 3 Wheeler (Nice) 1—1948 Allis Chalmers G Tractor (Restored) TRUCKS — 1—1978 Honda XL 175 Cycle 1—1952 McCormick Super W6 (Restored) 1—2011 Ford F250 Lariat Crew Cab, Dsl. 4x4 1—1979 Vespa Cycle W/Side Car 2—1957 Ferguson 40 Gas Tractos Pickup, Navigation, Leather (14,800 Miles) 1—Honda Helix Cycle 1—Allstate Cycle 1—1959 M.F. 35 Deluxe Gas Tractor 1—2008 Ford F350 Crew Cab Dsl. 4x4 Dually Pickup 1—1970 Honda Passport Cycle 1—1975 M.F. 245 Dsl. Tractor, New Paint W/Schmidt Haybed (Extended Warranty) Red 1—1982 Honda Express Cycle 1—1970 M.F. 175 Dsl. Tractor, New Paint 1—2008 Ford F150 Lariat Pickup, 5.4 Gas Eng., 1—Cushman 3 Wheel Truckster 1—Tym T300 Tractor W/Tym T300 Loader (Like New) A/T, Leather 1—Farmhand 3 Wheel Truckster 1—1965 M.F. 25 Dsl. Tractor 1—2008 Dodge Challenger SRT8, Loaded, 6.1 1—Kawasaki 2510 Mule 1—1958 J.D. 730 L.P.G.Tractor, P/S Nice Liter Eng., 5sp A/T (Only 22 Miles) 2—Polaris Sportsman 500 4 Wheelers 1—1956 Ferguson 40 Gas Tractor 1—2001 Jeep Cherokee Sport 4x4, A/T 1—8 Wheeler on Tracks 1—1951 Ferguson 30 Gas Tractor, Creeper Gear 1—1954 Dodge Royale 500 Pace Car, V-8, 1—Whizzer 1—Scat Hovercraft W/Ditcher Convertible, Original (Nice) 1—1951 Oliver Super 77 Gas Tractor 1—1954 Dodge Royale 2 Door Hardtop TRAILERS — 1—1949 Ford 8 N Gas Tractor (Needs Restoration) 1—2008 Wells Cargo Aluminum G/N 30’ T.A. 1—1958 IHC 340 Utility Tractor 1—1986 Ford F150 Lariat Pickup, Has Every Compac Van Car Hauler, 8’ Tall (Enclosed) 1—1954 Farmall Super C Gas Tractor Factory Option, All Original (11,836 Miles) Nice 1—2008 PJ 20’ Bumper Pull T.A. Flatbed Trailer, 12 1—Farmall C Gas Tractor (Restored) 1—1948 Willys 4x4 Jeep (Restored) Volt Winch (Tilt Bed) Like New 1—1955 Ford 951 L.P.G.Tractor 1—1956 Plymouth Belvedere 4 Door, All Original 1—2007 PJ G/N 40’ T.A. Dual Wheel Flatbed 1—1963 J.D. 3020 Tractor W/Cab (Low Miles) Implement Trailer, 9’ Hyd. Dovetail, Elec./Hyd. 1—1961 M.F. 35 Gas Tractor 1—1962 Metropolitan (Fully Restored) Black & White Self Contained Unit, WAM 12,000lb. Winch, 1—1964 Ford 4610 Tractor 1—M.F. 98 Dsl. Tractor 1—1946 Crosley Pickup (Fully Restored Last Yr) Hyd. Jack 1—Ford 801 Dsl. Tractor 1—1965 King Midget 1—C&M 16’ T.A. Utility Trailer Like New 1—1958 M.F. 50 Gas Tractor 1—1966 Volkswagon Dune Buggy 1—Carry On 6’x12’ S.A. Utility Trailer Folding Side 1—McCormick Farmall 400 Tractor, Torque Amplifier 1—1950 Willys Jeepster, 4 Cyl., 3sp. Standard, Soft & Rear Ramps (Like New) 1—1952 Ferguson TO 30 Gas Tractor Top, Original 1—2001 Iron Works 20’ T.A. Car Hauler Trailer, 1—1960 M.F. 65 Dsl. Tractor W/F.E. Loader 1—1977 Lincoln Town Coupe 400, V-8 (76000 Act. Steel Floor Dove Tail, 12 Volt Winch 1—1958 M.F. 65 Gas Tractor Miles) Original 1—2004 Travalong G/N 24’x6’8” T.A. Stock Trailer 1—1965 M.F. 1100 Dsl. Tractor 1—1971 IHC Pickup, Standard Trans. Clean Full Cover, Nice 1—1966 M.F. 1100 Dsl. Tractor W/Dual F.E. Loader 1—1969 Dodge D200 Fire Truck, 4300 Act. Miles 1—WW 16’ T.A. Stock Trailer Full Metal Cover 1—1959 Ford 600 Dual Fuel Tractor (One Of A Kind) 1—Donahue 34’ G/N T.A. Dual Wheel Implement 1—1941 Ford 2N Gas Tractor 1—1986 Chev. Celebrity Car Trailer, Winch, Hyd. Tilt Bed 1—1957 Ford Power Master Dsl. Tractor 1—1949 Crosley Dually Pickup, Ready to Paint 1—Spand 8’ S.A. Camper (Old) 1—1958 M.F. 50 L.P.G.Tractor 1—1980 Dodge Mirada (Clean) 1—40’ T.A. Storage Van Trailer W/Contents 1—Massey Harris Pony Tractor 1—1991 Daihatsu 4x4 Mini Pickup, 4sp. 1—T.A. Dual Wheel Combine Trailer 1—1957 Ferguson 40 L.P.G.Tractor 1—1968 Dodge A110 Camper 1—Dohrman 12’ 4 Wheel Hyd. Seed Trailer 1—1956 Ferguson 40 Tractor 1—1991Dodge 3500 Pickup Cummins Dsl., 2—Dakon 12’ 4 Wheel Seed Trailers 1—1957 Massey Ferguson 50 Tractor W/Furniture Van 1—1993 Jayco Eagle 5th Wheel 26’ Travel Trailer 1—1941 Ford 8N Gas Tractor 1—1953 Mercury 4 Door W/Super Slide, Roll-Out Awning 2—1940 Ford 9N Gas Tractors (1W/ Rear Steel) 1—1976 Mustang 1—1960 Rambler Super 1—Haulmark 16’ T.A.
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