Final 2021 Machinery Pete Auction Closes December 21

As one highlight, check out 15 equipment items from Central Equipment Sales in Hugoton, KS for sale on our Dec. 21 Machinery Pete Monthly Online Auction

As one highlight, check out 15 equipment items from Central Equipment Sales in Hugoton, KS for sale on our Dec. 21 Machinery Pete Monthly Online Auction
As one highlight, check out 15 equipment items from Central Equipment Sales in Hugoton, KS for sale on our Dec. 21 Machinery Pete Monthly Online Auction
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Take advantage of the newest way to buy farm machinery. Machinery Pete is hosting its final online auction for the year 2021.

Live now, the event features 67 items up for sale from dealers across the country.

Machinery Pete partnered with Big Iron to bring this new way to connect buyers and sellers at the perfect time for farmers looking to add the next piece of equipment to their business.

As one highlight, check out 15 equipment items from Central Equipment Sales in Hugoton, KS for sale on our Dec. 21 Machinery Pete Monthly Online Auction:

Case IH MX200 2WD w/ 4566 hours

1971 John Deere 4320 diesel w/ 7000 hours

2015 JD 7210R w/ 5635 hours

2012 Case SV250 w/ 279 hour

Bid now!

Items start to close on Dec. 21.

Founder of Machinery Pete, Greg Peterson, was on AgriTalk today discussing the current machinery market, which is red hot. Availability is key.

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