Case IH 7250 Breaks 14-Year Price Record

A 28-year-old, low-hour tractor draws attention during online retirement auction.

Case IH 7250 with 3,653 hours from Lostant, Ill.
Case IH 7250 with 3,653 hours from Lostant, Ill.
(Big Iron)

This 1995 Case IH 7250 with 3,653 hours from Lostant, Ill., sold for $127,750 on June 27 at an online farm retirement auction. That price tag tops the previous record, which stood for more than 14 years, by $42,250.

Read the full story on this Case IH 7250 as well as a record-breaking 1997 Case IH 8920 on Pete’s Machinery Talk.

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