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the nephews were the sellers of the tractors,marilyn fanetti didn't own them.she just had the legal right to buy what she wanted after the fact.

Edited by ac45dave - 24 Aug 2016 at 12:29am
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Not good......stay tuned.......
sometimes I walk out to my shop and look around and think "Who's the idiot that owns this place?"
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Originally posted by JohnCO JohnCO wrote:

There is a post here that the seller has a court order allowing her to purchase any of the tractors sold for the selling price.  If she were smart, she will keep the 6070.  I still think AGCO should have bought it and proudly displayed it at the headquarters and maybe a show or two.  That's not gonna happen.






Agco would not make money doing that .
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Originally posted by Lonn Lonn wrote:


Originally posted by Tbone95 Tbone95 wrote:

Originally posted by Lonn Lonn wrote:

You can get 2% compounded daily??? Why am I missing out??? I'm sure you misstated or I took your statement wrong. Compound .000054795% daily to get an annual rate of 2%.

$25,000 x .02 = $500 on the first day earned. 2% yearly interest rate is about $1.37 on the first day. I'm not sure what that works out to be over 25 years. 


Probably just means 2% annual interest, compounded daily, so you're both correct. You can make the compounding period from annually to daily to "continuously" where you use the exponential function, which between that and daily ends up being pennies a year for a given interest rate.
Yep I get what he meant. It just didn't ring right in my ear when I first read it. Is this still "interesting"? Pun intended.


Touche!
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one thing I keep noticing on the talk of this 6070, yes it's the famous last tractor to roll off the West Allis line, but most keep forgetting that it is still a brand new tractor. That jewel is like a time capsule!
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From what I read on another post on the forum, it appears that Marilyn Fanetti did purchase the 6070, and 19 other tractors in the collection - however, don't know how the person who posted the info found out about this, nor the accuracy of the information.

(Believe that post is related to  "disappointed buyers from the auction")
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The point missed was----I see people all the time paying $50,000 for a fancy new pickup and no one gives it a second thought. The last Allis built in the world gets only bid to $46,000. If that new Chebby is worth $50,000 then the Allis should sell for about $200,000. Turns out that it was a crooked sale, anyway. Perspective.
sometimes I walk out to my shop and look around and think "Who's the idiot that owns this place?"
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Originally posted by macvette macvette wrote:

From what I read on another post on the forum, it appears that Marilyn Fanetti did purchase the 6070, and 19 other tractors in the collection - however, don't know how the person who posted the info found out about this, nor the accuracy of the information.

(Believe that post is related to  "disappointed buyers from the auction")

One of the auctioneers is my seed dealer and good friend. That's how I found out

Edited by Joe Graunke - 26 Aug 2016 at 10:34am
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Auctioneers? An on-line auction? I bet there are countless web builders who could have done the same thing for far less than 5%.
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Where did this tractor end up? Because the Southeast old thrashers reunion is featuring "Allis's of the East" and thought since Allis was going to be the featured brand that it would be real nice to have the last tractor they ever made there.
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Joe is correct. I found out from a credible source as well. Would expect it is still in Wisconsin, but cannot confirm that.
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she did buy the tractor
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Maybe someone from up that way has an update.....
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It would be very interesting to know what she choose to kept from the collection, and how they ended up with the last Allis in the first place.
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Don't kill the messenger but some food for thought. Last few hours of your job then you are  unemployed, last few minutes of the last few hours before you walk out the door for the last time. Are you going to build in quality or just get it over with? I'm thinking I'd rather own serial number 1.
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Originally posted by Walker Walker wrote:

Don't kill the messenger but some food for thought. Last few hours of your job then you are  unemployed, last few minutes of the last few hours before you walk out the door for the last time. Are you going to build in quality or just get it over with?
I'm thinking I'd rather own serial number 1.



   That's just like flying in a big jet across the seas , u get up flying over water and get to thinking ,   THE LOWEST BIDER BUILT EVERY PART ON THE PLANE .lol
He who dies with the most toys is,
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    They ended up with the 6070 because her Husband Hauled tractors out of West Allis. Allis put the tractor up forsale ,& he ended up with the highest bid is info I read on here or other website .

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Originally posted by Fred in Pa Fred in Pa wrote:

That's just like flying in a big jet across the seas , u get up flying over water and get to thinking ,   THE LOWEST BIDER BUILT EVERY PART ON THE PLANE .lol

Having worked on aircraft myself and being familiar with the FAA process for certification of aircraft parts, that's the last thing I worry about.
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Agco does not care about anything orange.  That whole sale was a farce.  If Marilyn Fanetti wanted to buy them back she should have been in on the bidding not just yes/no on the final sale price, you never know how high the other bidder would have gone.
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Does anyone know the Fanetti family well, wold love to get the tractor to the show.
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I'd love to see it come to Hutch again!
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Originally posted by DougS DougS wrote:

Originally posted by Fred in Pa Fred in Pa wrote:

That's just like flying in a big jet across the seas , u get up flying over water and get to thinking ,   THE LOWEST BIDER BUILT EVERY PART ON THE PLANE .lol

Having worked on aircraft myself and being familiar with the FAA process for certification of aircraft parts, that's the last thing I worry about.

Doug, I know exactly what you are worrying about!!
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