Red Winners: 2 Massey Ferguson Machines Top Auction Records

Machinery Pete notes two record-breaking Massey Ferguson sales as well as one that came close to setting a new high mark in this week’s Pete’s Pick.

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Three used Massey Ferguson machines garnered notable returns on the farm auction circuit this week, according to Machinery Pete.
(Images courtesy of BigIron Auctions. )

Machinery Pete joined AgriTalk radio host Davis Michaelson on Monday, fresh off the Christmas holiday weekend, to talk about some notable used equipment auction results as 2024 comes to a close.

He shared the following as his “Pete’s Pick” during his weekly appearance on the show:

  • A 2012 MF 8660 tractor (shown above bottom left) with only 877 hours sold for a record $139,250. That price beat the previous record high, set back in February of 2014, by $11K.
  • A 2019 MF 4710 manual FWD tractor w/loader (shown above top left) with only 636 hours sold for $65,000. The previous record price for that model, according to Machinery Pete, was over $54,000.
  • A 2012 MF 8650 Dyna VT manual FWD tractor (shown above bottom right) with only 239 hours sold for $130,500. Machinery Pete says that is the second highest auction price ever recorded for a used 8650.

Upcoming used equipment auctions
Machinery Pete says to check out AuctionTime.com if you’re in the market for used farm equipment this week. The site has a handful of online auctions set to go live soon.

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