Allis 8070 Online Auction Tomorrow

Thought everyone would want to know a nice looking 8070 is being sold on the Big Iron web site tomorrow and its still under 15,000

there ya go IG....

It's in okay shape.  The guy that owns it is rather nice.  If you bid you won't be bidding against me anymore :)

Still 14,000 with 3 minutes to go.  Only run 38 hr since last year, according to the oil filters.
Final price, $14,000, stayed in MN.  A good deal, but not a great one.


Edited by JohnCO - 21 Sep 2016 at 11:13am

Also clean looking little D15D SC Series One on there, ending in one week and sitting at 875.00 currently . . . .

Allis dave wrote: I think all Big Iron auctions are no reserve auction. That's what our local rep told me.

Big Irons are no reserve.   Was something wrong with the tractor?  Seems awfully cheap... notice it didnt have Duals??

CORN IS 3.00,ITS THAT EASY !!!!!!   Parts aren't hard to find for these tractors. Your dealer is dreaming.

think we're gonna see a lot more cheaper priced equipment this fall/winter. and I usually see 100's of new combines going thru our town every year. so far....I've seen 3 for all year. and I do believe that towards spring time, we'll see a raise in prices on used tractors and equipment, most won't sell because of the grain prices right now. but some will hafta buy if they wanna keep going. most don't want all that computerization on their machines either! only way is to sit back and watch! and some prices won't be affected in all parts of the country. nor will they be effected on export equipment.

Big Iron is advertised as no reserve, but I can assure that not everything sells, so there could have been a buyback.

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I have seen items for sale in the big iron for sale lists at the bottom of their page that supposedly had sold on the auction. and have also seen items being sold several months later that supposedly had sold earlier, also offered by same seller and address! you spose they were caught and therefore had to resale at another 10% again commission? or maybe big iron confisticated the items and then listed them for sale on their own web site? I was always gonna ask the reps about that, but never have yet. 

I agree Dale, the new improved site is a pain to use and I'm not checking it out as often.  Really don't need anything anyway.  I'm wondering if they got hacked or something so have made if harder to access.