Are Used Equipment Prices Cooling? Machinery Pete Says: No Way

Are used equipment prices showing any signs of cooling off? Greg Peterson, founder of Machinery Pete, says: No way.

Are used equipment prices showing any signs of cooling off? Greg Peterson, founder of Machinery Pete, says: No way.

“I’ve been watching this market go higher and higher by the month — for the last 18 months,” Peterson says. “Now we’re coming into the hottest time of year for machinery.”

Peterson points to these two recent mind-boggling auction results:

  • A 1993 Case IH 7130 sold for $75,750 at an online auction in Emerson, Neb., on Nov. 16. That’s a record high (clipping a record from almost 10 years ago).
  • A 2010 John Deere 7930 sold for $170,000 at an auction in Waverly, Iowa, on Nov. 16. That’s a record-high auction price.
  • A 2017 John Deere 9570RX sold for $531,000 at an online farm auction in Emery, S.D. on Nov. 17. That’s the second-highest auction price Peterson has ever seen on a modern farm tractor.

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