Clinterty Agricultural College - sale of tractors plant and workshop tools Saturday 1st September 2012

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Some photos and prices of the implements I took yesterday. These are hammer prices to which a buyers premium of 5 % plus vat at 20% on the premium. So for every £1 spent you end up paying £ 1.06. For take home price take hammer prices listed below and multiply by 1.06 ;D

Lot 413 a Sellar 10' pigtail tine cultivator made £ 450

Lot 414 a Lely 8 ' power harrow cw crumbler roller made £ 280

Lot 415 a Howard 3m Selectatilth Rotospike made £ 450

Lot 416 a Howard 7' rotovator made £ 500

Lot 417 a Howard 5' rotovator made £ 420

Lot 418 a Ransomes TSR300T3 furrow reversible plough made £ 450

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Lot 419 - Ransome 3 furrow conventional plough with discs made £ 380

Lot 420 - Ransome 3furrow conventional plough made £ 230

Lot 421 - Ransome 2 furrow conventional plough c/w hydraulic reset £ 380

Lot 422 - Sellar Sandrum 3 furrow conventional plough made £ 100

Lot 423 - Smiddy made deep ridgers made £ 110

Lot 424 - Reco Doublet Hydraulic Folding discs made £ 500

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Lot 425 - Vaderstad 6m folding Cambridge rollers made £ 1,300

Lot 426 Johnson 2 row potato elevator made £ 300

Lot 427 Grimme destoner made £ 400

Lot 428 Grimme Continental 84 2 row potato harvester c/w steering axle made £ 650

Lot 429 Marshall Vesuvius rear discharge muck spreader made £ 4,600

Lot 430 Marshall 1750 vacuum slurry tanker c/w top fill lid made £ 1,700

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Lot 431 Marshall Rotary muckspreader made £ 300

Lot 432 MF30 drill cw transporter made £ 500

Lots 433 to 439 were bricks blocks and wood etc

Lot 440 - KV Taarup 3024 mounted mower / conditioner made £ 2,600

Lot 441 Pottinger tedder made £ 280

Oh I must have failed to photograph that one

Lot 442 NH 525 precision forage harvester made £300

Lot 443 Tarrup 106 Precision forage harvester made £ 180

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Lot 444 Claas Rollant 44S round baler net and twine made £ 1,000

I thought that was rater a good price ..it was a good implement to take elevated shots from though

Lot 445 NH 370 square baler made £ 300

Lot 446 Jones square baler made £ 260

Lot 447 Boswell turnip harvester made £ 200

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Lot 448 twin axle skelatal drag trailer c/w twistlocks. air brakes and mechanical suspension made £ 1,500

No picture

Lot 449 Marshall 8t monocuque twin axle trailer made £ 900

Lot 450 Marshall 8.5t dropside twin axle trailer made £ 1,150

Lot 451 Tri axle cut down chassis made £ 420

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Lot 452 Marshal 6.5t dropside single axle trailer made £ 1,500

Lot 453 Farmforce 4m leveller comprising level board,pigtail tines,and packer roller fitted with KV Accord 4m pneumatic seeder made £ 3,100

Lot 454 twin compartment grain/ fertilizer hopper made £ 280

No photo

Lot 455 Hardi 12m crop sprayer c/w hydraulic folding boom, induction hopper and foam marker made £ 1,800

Lot 456 Amazone ZA-U1501 twin disc fertilizer spreader made £ 140

No full piccture but seem very cheap to me

Lot 457 a combine threshing mechanism mounted on a stand made £ 140

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Well that concludes my coverage of the Clinterty sale. At the present point in time I am not posting up prices of the tractors in case a certain member on here who is the editor of a certain tractor magazines uses a news report I have prepared for him. ;D All prices will be added to the tractor photos by the end of the month.

The following pictures are taken from the Claas round baler as the County and International BTD6 were being sold

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Ok to finish a wee competition.Guess what this Fiat 115 5L tractor skid unit cw wheels and bonnet but no cab hammer price was

Rules: Guesses from FTF members or extended families attending the sale are allowed but are not eligible for the prize...so that excludes Andy Ingram and Brian Gray ;D

The Prize - a scanned copy of the tractor prices achieved.

[8feetmower]

Most things seem to have found their value I would say.Half wishing I'd had somebody organised to bid on the 3065 now.Thanks for the sale report.

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John...I would have said most items sold for far more than anyone expected. I was up at Alford today at the 30th Motor Cycle convention for a hour or so and I bumped into one of the old technicians who worked at the college the same time as my dad did. He was saying the directors of the College had not even considered a sale they all though the tools and equipment was scrap....but scrap value is only around £ 200 or so in Aberdeen at present so I'm glad the sale went ahead

[NewHolland2]

Interesting to see this topic Bill, that M115 is an interesting item, was it an early New Holland prototype of the M Series models?

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Thanks Mart....good question but too good a one for me to answer....I'm sure some of the blue brigade on her will know though ;D

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He was saying the directors of the College had not even considered a sale they all though the tools and equipment was scrap....but scrap value is only around £ 200 or so in Aberdeen at present so I'm glad the sale went ahead

I was shocked to hear that they were selling everything as I have heard of instances of the over zealous legal team that seem to overrule common sense at times, hence the clauses of training use and warranties being thrown around. (that was common sense really..... )

so the question on various peoples minds, how many folk have a bought a dead or slowly dying machine?

disclaimer: merely stating from experience.

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