More Auction Madness

[Grahamp]

250k seems very high. I don’t think even an x9 would depreciate that much in a season. 300-350 a rotor hour would be normal for a newish machine. Around 100k per season.

[poorboy]

250k seems very high. I don’t think even an x9 would depreciate that much in a season. 300-350 a rotor hour would be normal for a newish machine. Around 100k per season.

I think you are a little out of touch on prices or are getting a good multi unit discounts. Trade quotes the last few years have been close to $500/ eng hour

[Quadtrack]

Pretty wild prices
Paid less for a new 620 a year ago. Sure be tempted to sell the whole fleet if son didn’t have the farmer gene too.

[Partners]

Pattison
935,000 for a x9 with 304 sep hrs..

[Sheepwheat]

What happens if these wild grain prices drop like a tank? It was only a few short years ago. Shudder.

[SASKFARMER]

Have you guys ever priced new to see how much stuff is NEW>

The tractor at Balcarres went to a good home.

Yes, some in the East side have had three in a row for prices if they didn't sell at the beginning of the run-up till June and then didn't contract.

[Ronski]

[QUOTE=SASKFARMER;552128]Have you guys ever priced new to see how much stuff is NEW>

Saskfarmer what is your estimate of depreciation for the first 2 or 3 hundred hours on a combine?

[Freightshaker]

[QUOTE=Ronski;552131]

Have you guys ever priced new to see how much stuff is NEW>

Saskfarmer what is your estimate of depreciation for the first 2 or 3 hundred hours on a combine?

On his X9? Guessing it appreciated $250-300,000 this year.

[Partners]

[QUOTE=Freightshaker;552133]

On his X9? Guessing it appreciated $250-300,000 this year.

With the $$$ and price increase.
X9's are 200 k more list price.
Buy now before it goes up is the theme.
Until lots have new inventory this will not stop..

[Guest]

anyone remember when we saw that before ???