[Farmall] practically new 140

[Grant Brians]

On 11/20/2016 1:08 PM, John Hall wrote:
> Got a minute then take a look at this link. Tractor was sold new to a
> farm about 15 miles form me. The farm bought a couple of them and never
> used them to speak of. I think it got just a few hours the first year
> but was then mothballed. They have sent it to Ritchie Bros to be
> auctioned off. I saw the tractor 10 years ago inside of a dark building.
> Other than dirt and spotty surface rust it was like it left the factory.
> I don't know how much work they did to get ti running, hopefully not
> much. The second tractor was sold many years ago and was, I think, put
> into service.
>
> https://www.rbauction.com/1979-INTERNATIONAL-FARMALL-140?invId=9583538&id=ci&auction=RALEIGHDURHAM-NC-2016253
>
> John Hall
>
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The tractor being auctioned is like our Farmall 140 that I bought this 
spring. Ours has a California style cultivator (bars front and back), 
but otherwise is identical! Even the original paint looks like ours. 
That unit looks ready to run for a small vegetable farmer.... Maybe I 
should mention it to some of the North Carolina vegetable farmers I sell 
seed to! John, are you interested in buying the tractor?

                     Grant Brians - Hollister,California farmer of 
vegetables, edible flowers, nuts and fruit