Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, March 26, 1994, Image 171

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    Sale Reports
STRAYER SALE
A Public Sale of farm
equipment was held
March 14 by Larry and
Leon Strayer, R.D. 1,
Shaw’s School Rd.,
Brogue, York Co., Pa.
Some prices
included; Farmall 1466
tractor $7200, Farmall
786 tractor $7500, J.D.
3020 tractor $5OOO, J.D.
330 wing disc $6OOO,
Brillion cultipacker
$5OOO. J.D. 7000 com
planter $5OOO, 2 bale
wagons $lOOO each,
Farmall 340 tractor
$3OOO, elevator $7OO,
White tractor $ 1500 and
trailer $5500.
Bob and Tom Sec
hrist were the
auctioneers.
GREENLEAF SALE
A Public Sale of farm
equipment was held
March 17 by Mr. and
Mrs. David Greenleaf, 6
miles north of Somerset
off RL 601 on Critch
field Road.
Some prices received
were: M.F. 1130 trac
tors $5500 each, A.C.
185 tractor w/loader
$B5OO, A.C. Dl7 tractor
$2900, Gehl 970 forage
wagons $5OOO &
$5350. N.H. 411 hay
bine $B5OO, N.H. 890
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PUBLIC AUCTION
FARM MACHINERY - BUTCHERING
EQUIPMENT
SATURDAY, APRIL 9
AT 10KK) A. M.
LOCATED IN MIFFLIN COUNTY, 14 MILES
NORTH OF LEWISTOWN, PA. OR 3 MILES
SOUTH OF McCLURE, PA., TURN WEST
OFF ROUTE 522 (AT MAIL POUCH BARN),
ONTO WHISKEY ROAD, 2 MILES TO FARM
LANE.
BUTCHERING EQUIPMENT
Hobart no. 5212 band meat saw, Wells splitting
saw, U.S. scales, Stillard scales, Hobart I h.p.
grinder, Holly-matic grinder, Hobart model 6 patty
maker, tenderizer machine, sausage stuffer, 7 iron
butchering kettles, dippers, hooks, pans and misc.
butchering items.
MODERN FARM MACHINERY
AND TOOLS
N.H. no. L-250 skid loader run 750 hrs., I.H. no.
784 dsl. tractor 1230 hrs., I.H. no. 2250 hyd.
loader, round bale fork for loader, and 3 pt. bale
fork, Ford 5000 dsl. tractor 2735 hrs., Ford 3-14
in. plow, J.D. 4-14 in. 3 pt. plow, Ford 3000 dsl.
tractor w/3525 hrs., M.F. no. 65 dsl. tractor w/N.I.
2 row mounted com picker, N.H. no. 351 grinder
mixer, J.D. no. 7200 Max Emerge 2 planter, 4 row,
(new, planted 12 acres), J.D. no. 335 round baler
(used 800 bales), N.H. no. 310 baler w/thrower,
N.H. no. 479 haybine, N.H. no. 256 rake, F.M.C. 5
ft. rotary mower, Kewanee 24 ft. elevator, round
bale flat wagon, 2 good bale rack wagons, 2 large
gravity bin wagons, J.D. no. 714-A forage wagon
w/roof (like new), N.H. no. 518 beater spreader,
Baltic 3 pt. spinner spreader, harrow, disk, J.D.
heavy duty 3 pt. blade, Ford 3 pt. post hole digger,
two 10 ft. feed troughs, 2 metal round hay feeders,
platform scales, Sanborn 5 h. p. upright air comp..
Walker 4 ton floor jack, large bench vise, 3/4 h.p.
bench grinder, acetylene torch w/cart and tanks, 2
anvils, 10 in. power mitre saw, Craftsman 40 in.
radial saw, 2 Rem Line tool chests, assorted hand
tools, sockets, screwdrivers, chisels, etc., log
chains, binders and misc. farm items.
THIS IS A VERY GOOD UNE OF
MACHINERY!
, SALE ORDER: WAGON ITEMS,
butchering eq, machinery around
/ NOON.
( Terns - CASH OR GOOD CHECK
j Food stand
/ GEORGE AND CAROL LEACY
' 717-543-5952
Mark Qllek - Auctlonaar
AU-349-L
forage harvester $2900,
J.D. 216 forage wagon
$lOOO, N.H. 256 rake
$950, Taylorway 11
shank chisel plow $7OO,
J.D. pressure washer
$125, alfalfa hay $97
per ton and straw $BO
per ton.
Merle Mishler and
Claycomb were the
auctioneers.
STOLTZFUS SALE
A Public Sale of farm
equipment was held by
Mel Stoltzfus, '/ mile
west of Rebersburg,
Centre Co., Pa.
Some items sold
tfere; N.I. manure
spreader $ll5O, mower
$l4OO, buggy $2025,
Int. silo filler $9OO,
Case tractor $3900,
N.H. hay rake $lOOO,
elevator $lOOO,
hydraulic power unit
$6OO, plow $475, culti
vator $6OO, new wagon
& bed $llOO, Farmall
460 tractor $l2OO, driv
ing horse $1550, mules
$9OO to $2600, Hop
long Cassidy milk
bottle $l6O and 1 quart
Yearick milk bottle
$2lO.
Mark Click and
Robert Martin were the
auctioneers.
Shire sale
A Public Auction of
real estate was held
March 11 by Luke and
Kathryn Shirk, 2 miles
north of Mifflinburg,
Pa. on Buffalo Road.
The 13.6 acre farmct
te and 3 building lots
were sold for $140,000
to Menno Reiff. This
included a 2 'A story
brick house with a 2 car
garage.
C.W. Shirk Auction
Service conducted the
sale.
GUEST SALE
A Public Auction of
farm and industrial
equipment was held
March 19 by Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Guest, of
Windswept Farm,
intersection of Kauff
man and Guitner Roads,
3 miles north of Green
castle, Pa.
Some prices were;
Model T Ford Depot
wagon $6OOO, 1971
Karmann Ghia coupe
$l5OO, train bell $4OO,
1953 truck tractor $225,
J.D. 140 mower $650,
Int tractor & backhoe
$3400, truck crane
$525, Ford Jubilee trac
tor $3BOO and Ford
Jubilee tractor $2825.
J.G. Cochran Auc
tioneers & Associates
LTD. managed the sale.
AUCTION
GOING OUT OF BUSINESS
FRI., APRIL 7, 1994
10:00 A.M.
Auction of silk screening equipment,
supplies, office equipment, T-shirts &
hats. Auction by Mld-Stfcte Graphlx.
Located at 3006 Research Dr., Cato
Park, State College, Pa. From Rt. 322
turn onto W. College Ave. (Rt. 26) go 2
miles to Jethros Rest, make left -
WATCH FOR AUCTION SIGN.
AUCTION CONSISTING OF:
Richardson Conaire Model 1200 A Electric
Dryer -12 ft long -30 Inch Belt (1 14 yrs. old),
Richardson 6 Color - 6 Station w/micro
registration & oversize pallets & all heads
down printing (1 yr. old), Richardson 6 Color -
6 Station all heads down printing - (IV4 yrs.
old), Jacket Hold Down for 6 Color Station - 6
Station, National Elec. Dryer w/Extension 14
ft long 24 inch Belt, Richardson 4 Color 1
Station w/rotating Hat Attachment (S Months
old), Athletic Die Cut Machine w/Greek
Fonts, Insta Heat Press, Richardson Spot
Dryer 14 inch x 16 inch. - (1 yr. old), 8.8. C.
Black Flash Spot Dryer to oversize Pallets
17” x 22”, Jennings 1 Color Hat Attach. - 2 yr.
old, Squeegees. Approx. 45 Buckets of Ink,
Atlas 5-Way Exposing Unit w/1000 Watt
Bulb, Wooden Screen Drying Racks, 5 Gal.
Bucket of Emulsion, Approx. 80 Screens
Many w/Penn State (Mainly 110 Mesh), 110
Air Compressor, 5 ft. aluminum Step Ladder,
1200 CFM Exhuast System w/2 Hoods - Fan
& Pipe, Zim Pulsar 101 Spot Removal Gun,
Casio Stereo System w/2 Cassette tape -
record player & speakers, Nuarc VV-1418
Vertical Camera, Nuarc Diffusion Transfer
Processor, Many Desks, Office Chairs, Stools
& assorted tables, 3 Drafting Tables, 2-11
drawer Lateral file cabinets, UPS Scale, Phone
System, Pitney Bowes M-120 Copier (As Is).
MANY XL 100% Cotton T-Shirts - Miss
Prints - Several Dozen Camo-fluorescent
Orange Bali Caps & Others.
NOTE: EQUIPMENT IS IN VERY GOOD
CONDITION.
TERMS: Cash or Check - Day of Sale.
Auctioneers:
Ronald J. & Ronald S. Gilligan
PA Licensed & Bonded
«AU339L & #AA2223L
Member Pa. Auctioneering Association
814-237-0189
Owner or Auctioneer not responsible in case
of accident.
YODER SALE
A Public Auction of
farm machinery was
held March 17 by Jesse
and Martha Yoder, R.D.
3. Selinsgrove, Snyder
Co., Pa.
Some prices were:
N.H. 36 flail chopper
$325, Gehl forage self
unloading wagon
$l9OO, Calumet manure
pump $1250, Badger
3300 gal. liquid manure
spreader $8650, J.D..
tandem axle manure
spreader $2400, J.D. l 2
ft cultimulcher $l7OO, ,
J.D. 3 pt. cultivator
$795, J.D. 7000 com
planter $2600, J.D. tan
dem axle disc $2050
and I.H. 3 pt 3-bottom
plow $450.
Bryan D. Imes was
the auctioneer.
COBB SALE
A Public Auction of
real estate was held
March 14 by Frank S.
and Teresa M. Cobb,
south of Red Lion, Pa.
on Route 74.
The 48 acre poultry
and vineyard farm with
a house and 2 chicken
houses was sold for
$190,000.
Rentzel’s Auction
Service conducted the
sale.
REDDING SALE
The Redding Auction
Service held their annu-
al spring gun and print
art auction Match 19 at
Redding Auction Ser
vice, V 4 mile north of
Gettysburg, Pa. on
Table Rock Road.
There were 300 regis
tered bidders at the sale.
-.Some prices
included: Fox Sterling
worth 12 gauge double
gun $3OO, German 8
mm gun $2lO, 4
Winchesters Mod. 88
up to $llOO, Browning
12 gauge shotgun $4OO,
Remington 760 & 270
,cal. gun $290, Rem.
1903 30-06 gun $220,
Win. model 94 $2BO,
Springfield 4570 cal.
$370, pair Browning
mod. 71 gun $lO5O
each, Win. model 12
gun $350 and pen
knives up to $95 each.
Some prints
included: Ned Smith
print “Testing the
Wind” $425, Ned Smith
“Emperor of China”
$340, R.C. Kray “High
Country Cats” $240,
R.C.- Kray “Secret
Crossing” $2OO, R.C.
Kray “Winter White
Tale” $620, Ned Smith
“Mallard Morning”
$330, Carl Brender
“Fox Family” $4OO,
Paul Calle “Almost
There” $220, R.C. Kray
"Working the Cat Tail
s’’ $350, Ned Smith
1983 duck stamp $9lO,
1991 Pa. trout stamp
$5lO, Ducks Unlimited
gun cabinet $625, Ned
Smith “Closing In”
$825, Ned Smith "Wild
PUBLIC AUCTION i
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METAL SHOP EQUIPMENT -
REPAIRS • SUPPLIES
FRIDAY, APRIL 8
AT 9:00 A. M.
LOCATED IN CLINTON COUNTY, 5 .
MILES WEST OF LOGANTON, PA., OR 2'A
MILES EAST OF TYLERSVILLE, PA.,
TURN SOUTH OFF ROUTE 880 ON
LOGAN MILLS ROAD, 'A MILE TO SHOP.
IRON WORKING MACHINERY
Farmall M tractor on steel w/fork lift and winch,
Lister 4 cyl. (60 h.p.) dsl. engine, Stanford 24
watt generator. 20 G.P.M. closed center hyd.
pump, 100 gals. hyd. reserve tank, Kondia
milling machine w/4 ft. table, a lot of cutters
and milling tools, Sebasllan metal lathe w/12 in.
chuck and 6 ft. spread, assorted lathe tools,
Buffalo no. VA iron worker machine, cold cut off
saw w/water pump, Central metal band saw,
Lincoln 250 amp. stick welder, Century and
Miller mig welders, welding tables. Arbor press,
iron bender, 14 in. steel roller, 16 in. metal
brake w/2 cyl’s., hyd. cyl. press, pipe vise and
threader comb., 2 ton chain hoist w/dollie and
beam track, cutter knife sharpener w/water
pump, hyd. hose press and a lot of hose fittings.
THIS EQUIPMENT IS IN GOOD WORKING
ORDER W/MANY EQUIPPED W/HYD.
MOTORS.
PARTS AND SUPPLIES
Large steel rack, assorted steel, several bolt bins
w/a lot of bolts, PTO yokes, hubs, wheel centers
and spindles, bearings, roller chains, roller chain
sprockets, 5 endless belts, assorted V belts,
plow parts, shears, moldboards, etc., mower
parts, rake teeth and a large inventory ot parts
and supplies not listed.
THIS IS A VERY WELL STOCKED
OPERATION!
Terms - CASH OR GOOD CHECK
Amish lunch
LOGAN MILLS WELDING
Ben S. Stoltzfus
R. R. 2, Box 237
Loganton, Pa.
Mark Qllck * Auctioneer
AU-349-L
Turkey” $283 and
Weatherby Vanguard
$525.
C. David Redding
and Douglas D. Red
ding were the
auctioneers.
STARKER SALE
A Public Auction of
farm machinery and
household goods was
held March 19 by Dean
and Ruth Stamer, 1032
Meadow Branch Road,
Westminster, Mary
land. There were 250
registered bidders at the
sale.
Some prices were:
oak dresser w/mirror
$l3O, oak high back
bed $550, marble top
buffet $325, Victrola w/
oak case $3OO, 4 horse
wagon $l6O, 1 horse
sleigh $450, doctor’s
wagon S2SO, bob-sled
$6O, A.C. 7000 tractor
$7OOO, A.C. 5050 trac
tor w/loader $5600,
Oliver 550 tractor
$3200, Oliver 5-B plow
$6OO, Oliver 2-B plow
$325, Oliver disc $BOO,
14 ft. transport harrow
$575, A.C. no-till plant
er $4OO, 2 Myers silage
wagons $2750 each,
N.H. forage harvester
$5600, N.H. sickle
mower $1350, N.H.
manure spreader $3OOO,
N.H. 488 haybine
$3OOO, N.H. 315 baler
$3600, N.I. elevator
$BOO and hay wagons
averaged $325 each.
Nevin E. Tasto was
the auctioneer.
YODER SALE
A Public Sale of real
estate was held March
18 by Samuel S. and
Lena S. Yoder, 2 miles
north of Mifflinburg,
W. Buffalo Twp., Pa.
The 90 acre dairy
farm with a house, bank
bam, Harvestore silos
and equipment shed
was sold for $302,000
to John Rischel, R.D.,
Mifflinburg, Pa.
C.W. Shirk Auction
Service conducted the
sale.
LAPP SALE
A Public Auction of
real estate was held
March 19 by Paul B.
Lapp and Lena S. Lapp,
2 miles southeast of
Compass, West Cain
Twp., Chester Co., Pa.
The #2 parcel of 65
acres of farmland with
50 tillable and 5 of
woodland was sold for
$275,000.
The #1 parcel of 22
acres with a stucco over
stone dwelling, bank
bam, broiler house, silo,
garage and equipment
shed was sold for
$350,000.
The #3 parcel of 4
acres of interior build
ing lot off Sandy Hill
Road was sold for
$56,000.
Homing Farm Agen
cy, Inc. conducted the
sale.
HORST
CONSIGNMENT
SALE
A Public Sale of fine
antique tools, machinist
tools and Stanley planes
was held March 19 at
the Horst Auction Cen
ter, west of Ephrata,
Lane. Co., Pa. There
were 2SO registered bid
ders at the sale.
Some items sold
were: E.W. Carpenter
plow plane with
patented handles $4050,
ivory-tipped file plane
$BOO, Stanley tools and
accessories: #l3 com
pass plane $9O, tool
catalog $125, dowling
jig in original box $4OO,
#55 plane $260, #239
plane $l4O, #lOl4
plane $l9O and oak tool
cabinet $3lO.
Other prices were:
signed P.E. Will of Pen
ryn iron grafting tool
S2OS, signed E. Cald
well plow plane $2OO,
signed David Heiss
molding plane $360,
signed A. Wheaton
molding plane $230,
signed Thomas Grant
molding plane $2lO,
Sargent number 227
plane in box $l6O, San
dusky plow plane $l2O,
G. Goldsmith plane
SI9S, set of Buck
gauges $l3O, signed
Bauder of Manheim
plane 5375, two dove
tailed tool chests $175
& $250, oak machin
ist’s chest $lOO and
wooden wheel hub
taperer $2OO.
Auctioneers were T.
Glenn, Timothy G. and
Thomas A. Horst.