Interesting IHC Tractors Sell Friday on Minnesota Farm Auction

IHC4166
IHC4166
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Bob & Shirley farmed for over 50 years. Their retirement auction is Friday (September 15, 2017).

The Koehns from Holdingford, MN have a pair of very interesting IHC tractors on their auction Friday. The sale is being held by the Steffes Group. There will be live online bidding: http://www.steffesgroup.com. Now, about those IHC tractors...

First there is Bob’s 1974 IHC 4166 4WD with 5,260 hours. The tractor was overhauled back in 2002 and had 4,367 hours on it then. Bob is the 2nd owner, still has the owner’s manual. Here’s a pic of Bob with his beautiful 4166:

Now THAT is a great picture!

The other IHC tractor of Bob’s that caught my attention is his 1966 model 1206 mechanical front-wheel drive diesel with Hiniker 1300A cab. Here again, Bob is the 2nd owner. Here’s a pic:

I am working with our friends at The Steffes Group to try and get video from this auction Friday in Holdingford, MN...stay tuned. Here is the sale bill. To view complete equipment list on this auction, go to http://www.steffesgroup.com

To Bob & Shirley...enjoy the day Friday and know that there will be some awfully excited new owners of those beautiful IHC tractors of yours. Enjoy your retirement!

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