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Challenger tractor tops BigIron auction

Challenger tractor tops BigIron auction

The 2009 MT865C sold after 122 bids

Farms.com Auction Report
By Farms.com

A Challenger tractor sold for the highest price out of 1,444 items during a Nov. 24 BigIron equipment auction.

The 2009 Challenger MT865C from Wauneta, Neb., sold for US$192,250 (CAD$245,447) to a buyer from Illinois after 122 bids.

Specs: 2,751 hours, Power Shift Transmission, Heater, AC, Radio, Scraper Special Package, 30” Firestone Tracks, Front Weights, Rear Scraper Hitch, 4 Rear Hydraulic Remotes, 16 Forward Speed Transmission, 525 Horsepower C18 Cat Engine, Front Tow Cable, Rear Inside Track Roller Guides, Drawbar Capability.

A 2015 Case IH WD2104 windrower from Broken Bow, Neb., sold for US$107,250 (CAD$136,904) to a buyer from Kansas after 276 bids.

Specs: 651 engine hours, 526 cutter hours, Case IH FPT 6 Cylinder Diesel With Air To Air InterCooler, Hydrostatic Transmission, 2WD, Steering Axle Suspension, 600/65R28 Front Tires, 16.5L-16.1SL Rear Tires, Reverser, Heater, AC, Radio, Instructional Seat, Guidance Ready, Case IH AFS Pro 700 Monitor, Case IH RD 163 Rotary Disc Header, 16'1" Cutting Width, 10 Discs, Steel On Steel Conditioner Rolls, Adjustable Forming Shields.

A 2006 Case IH MX215 tractor from Broken Bow, Neb., sold for US$98,000 (CAD$125,130) to a buyer from Kansas after 145 bids.

Specs: 3,052 hours, 6 Cylinder Turbocharged Diesel, Power Shift Transmission, 18 Forward Speeds, 4 Reverse Speeds, 540/Small 1000/Large 1000 PTO, 5 Auxiliary Hydraulics, 380/85R34 Front Tires, 480/80R46 Rear Tires, Rear Duals, Heater, AC, Radio, Instructional Seat, Quick Hitch, Drawbar Clevis, 1 Set Of Inside Rear Weights On Duals, 10 Front Weights, Guidance Ready Less Nav Controller.

Another 2006 Case IH MX215 tractor from Broken Bow, Neb., sold for US$88,250 (CAD$112,683) to a buyer from Minnesota after 131 bids.

Specs: 2,577 hours, 6 Cylinder Turbocharged Diesel, Power Shift Transmission, 18 Forward Speeds, 4 Reverse Speeds, Small 1000 PTO, 4 Auxiliary Hydraulics, 380/85R34 Front Tires, 380/90R50 Rear Tires, Front And Rear Duals, Heater, AC, Radio, Instructional Seat, Drawbar Clevis, AcuraTrak Guidance Hitch With Control Monitor.

A 2008 John Deere 4930 sprayer from Webster, N.D., sold for US$88,110 (CAD$112,475) to a buyer from Colorado after 61 bids.

Specs: 4,024.5 hours, Diesel, Water Cooled Engine, John Deere, Block Heater, Self-Propelled, AWD, 4 Axles, Air Suspension, Air Brakes, VF 380/105R50 Front Tires, VF 380/105R50 Rear Tires, 120' Boom Reach, Fenders, Boom Auto Track, 5 Way Nozzle Body, Fence Row Nozzles, Foam Marking, Wheel Shields, Stainless Steel Primary Tank, 1200Gal. Chemical Tank Capacity, Power Folding, Folding, 20" Spacing, Radar Gun, Cab, AC, Radio, Buddy Seat, GPS, Guidance Ready, Touch Screen Command, 1 Doors, Operators Manual, Tridekon Row Dividers On All 4 Wheels, Spray Test Attachment For Boom Selection, 7 Section Swath Control, Power Wash Attachment For Clean Up, Stainless Steel Chemical Tank, John Deere 2630 Monitor With Starfire Receiver Using Agra-GPS ITC Extend, New Hydro Pump With Motor, Boom Section Strainers. 5 Sensor Height Control. HID Lighting. Air Ride Suspension. 3" Solution Tank Fill With 2" Conversion. Hydraulic Tread.




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