6 Row Planter Sold High on Wisconsin Auction Yesterday

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(Machinery Pete)

Smaller = Hotter.

A rough general rule of the used farm machinery market here the past few years. More proof yesterday (July 14, 2018) on a farm auction in Ellsworth, WI by our friends at Maring Auction Co. (http://www.maringauction.com). They sold a very sharp John Deere 1750 6-row planter in like new condition, very low use. Here’s a picture of it:

It sold for $30,000.

How high is $30K? That is the 5th highest auction price I’ve seen on a John Deere 1750 6-row planter and the highest auction price in 27 mo. Here’s a look at the Top 10 highest auction prices on 1750 6-rows:

Highest Auction Prices on John Deere 1750 6-Row Planters

* Data by http://www.MachineryPete.com

Interesting to note WHERE these highest auction sale prices on John Deere 1750 6-row planters took place:

1. (4) in Wisconsin

2. (3) in Ohio

3. (2) in Indiana

4. (1) in Minnesota

So if you’re looking to sell...advertise in Wisconsin or Ohio.

If you’re looking to buy a John Deere 1750 6-row planter, here’s a link to (48) for sale today, click link to view list: https://tinyurl.com/y8sfa949

http://www.MachineryPete.com

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