[smallfarmer]

How much will a 96 model 9400 combine with a 918 flex header with 650 sep. hours on it bring at auction? I currently run a 1420 IH with 3600 hours and am looking to upgrade. The 9400 is in Nebraska if that makes a difference.

 

[tractor8100]

Is that the one on the Beatrice auction tomorrow? It is on Tractorhouse.com. Look at the comparables prices. It will bring alot.

 

[tractor8100]

By the way, they are excellent machines, if a walker works for you. We ran a 1994 9400 for five years and 1400 hours with no downtime, and now have a 9410 with 2000 hours. Wheat, milo and soybeans. They worked good for us. Total acreage cut each year averaged around 1,600. They don't make them for us small farmers anymore.

 

[sparrell]

I saw a 1992 9400 with around 1300 sep hours and no heads sell at a farm auction in SW WI for $46K a few weeks ago.

 

[redman4life]

That combine brought in the 70 thousand range and was a perfect combine for the age. Everything on that auction was in perfect shape.

 

[deereman]

Did they also have a cherry 4455 on that sale and if so what did it bring.

 

[redman4life]

4455 brought $60,000. Had cardboard on the steps and in the cab. Tractor was in absolute showroom condition. 4240 was just as nice.

 

[jd5020]

go to agriculture . com
and under then news section go to machiery
and he has the prices for everything on that sale

 

[tractor8100]

According to agriculture.com the combine brought $80,500 and the 918 brought $7,800. Those numbers are within $3,000 of what we paid for a new 9400 and 922 in 1994. Not often we see used combines (even with low hours) bringing close to new price at their age.