CaseIH Magnum 290 Tractor Sold Yesterday For Highest Price in 6 Years

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(Machinery Pete)

Time to talk CaseIH Magnum 290 tractor values folks.

In the past week I’ve seen (4) sold at auctions in Mississippi, Indiana, Oklahoma and Iowa. Below is a picture of the 2014 model Magnum 290 with 1,952 hours sold for $97,500 yesterday (Jan. 30, 2019) on a farm auction in Boyle, MS.

On Monday of this week (Jan. 28, 2019) the 2014 model CaseIH Magnum 290 pictured below with 1,300 hours sold for $112,500 on a consignment auction in Leesburg, IN.

And yesterday (Jan. 30, 2019) on a farm auction in Dunlap, IA the 2014 model Magnum 290 pictured below, with only 560 hours on it, sold for $151,000...making it the highest auction price on a CaseIH Magnum 290 tractor in just over 6 years, since December of 2012.

Here’s a look at Avg. Auction Price on CaseIH Magnum 290 tractors over the past 4 years with High & Low price for each calendar year.

Avg. Auction Price on CaseIH Magnum 290 Tractors

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

Here’s a rundown on actual auction sale prices on CaseIH Magnum 290 tractors over the past year:

Auction Prices on CaseIH Magnum 290 Tractors

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

On the retail pricing side, the current Avg. Dealer Advertised Price on CaseIH Magnum 290 tractors = $111,416.

Here is a link to (93) CaseIH Magnum 290 tractors for sale today: https://www.machinerypete.com/tractors/175-hp/case-ih/magnum-290

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