Pete’s Pick of the Week: A Pair of Used Tillage Items

A pair of good used tillage items sold hot on a July 21, 2022 online farm auction in Delta, IA.

By Greg Peterson

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November 21, 2022 09:49 AM

A 2010 Landoll 7431-26 vertical tillage unit sold for $51,500, and a John Deere 400 30’ rotary hoe on same sale sold for $11,750.

A pair of good used tillage items sold hot on a July 21, 2022 online farm auction in Delta, IA.

A 2010 Landoll 7431-26 vertical tillage unit sold for $51,500, which is 2nd highest auction price ever on a 7431.

A John Deere 400 30’ rotary hoe on same sale sold for $11,750, which is the 4th highest auction price ever on 400 hoe.

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