[Farmall] subsoiler

Arthur Umland artsd at aol.com
Mon Aug 8 20:22:09 PDT 2005


Thanks for the comments John. While I do not go to a lot of auctions, I 
know in past years I had seen subsoilers like this one sell for much 
less then $100.00, but not sure if they were IHC or not. Unfortunately, 
prices have been rising quickly on some antique tractor items and it is 
hard to determine the value. I would hate to pay $350 for an item only 
to find out later that it would be lucky to fetch $100.00, even if they 
are hard to find.
                 Art

On Aug 8, 2005, at 8:35 PM, John Hall wrote:
> Dad has a single shank tow type IHC sub-soiler. To the best of my 
> knowledge it is not in the 150yrs of IHC book. They used to pull it 
> with M's and an ID-6. We have pulled it with a JD 4020 and actually 
> stopped it.
>
> Never seen another one and couldn't tell you what they sell for though.
> John
> ----- Original Message ----- From: "Arthur Umland" <artsd at aol.com>
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> Sent: Saturday, August 06, 2005 10:08 PM
> Subject: [Farmall] subsoiler
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>> While attending a local threshing show today at Lennox, SD I observed 
>> a subsoiler on display. Checking around I found both an IHC mark and 
>> a P&O mark on the equipment, so it is fairly old. It has a tractor 
>> hitch and a trip lever arrangement on the wheel like you would find 
>> on a plow. No identifying name was on the display, but later I found 
>> a bulletin board where it was listed for sale. I found the owner and 
>> inquired about the cost, but was rather shocked when he suggested 
>> $350.00. He said he had seen a JD model sell for $500 recently.
>>
>> I was thinking some where in the $100.00 range, but was amazed by the 
>> $350.00 asking amount. Can anyone tell me what might be a reasonable 
>> price based on auction or sale prices that you have seen?
>>
>> I would not mind having the subsoiler for display, but would also 
>> like to use it to run about 250 feet of electric wire from my house 
>> to the pole shed I had built a couple of years ago.
>>      Regards,
>>                           Art
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