Pete’s Pick of the Week: Ohio Auction Sells Nearly 2,000 Lots

Attention now turns to Georgia, where low-hour Case IH and Deere iron could set brand-new auction highs.

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(Machinery Pete)

Rather than highlighting a single piece of equipment, an entire auction earns Machinery Pete’s Pick of the Week honors.

On Oct. 2, Machinery Pete traveled to Southington, Ohio, for the Chalker’s Auction & Equipment sale that featured a few attention-grabbing sales:

  • 2011 John Deere 6430 Premium with 413 hours and no loader sold for $90,000, only $1,000 shy of the all-time high auction price on this model with no loader.
  • 1991 John Deere 8760 with 5,763 hours sold for $50,000.
  • 1993 John Deere 7800 with 2,859 hours sold for $75,000.

Looking Ahead: A Busy Triple-Header in Georgia

The momentum continues later this week as Rebel Auction Co. hosts a three-day run from October 8 to 10:

Machinery Pete plans to be in attendance at the retirement sale. John Anderson, chief operating officer with Rebel Auction Co., is optimistic about setting a few Machinery Pete records with featured equipment such as:

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