In this episode of Moving Iron, Casey Seymour is joined by Machinery Pete to break down the eye-opening auction results shaping today’s ag equipment market. From a low-hour John Deere 4840 bringing a record-setting $86,000 to a 4440 already bidding above previous highs, the conversation explores why older, simpler machines are commanding premium prices.The discussion goes beyond headline numbers and looks at the bigger market forces behind them: strong buyer demand, tight supply, the cost of new equipment, and the growing appeal of clean, well-kept used machinery. Casey and Greg also cover standout sales across the country, including a nearly new Kubota M6141, a Bobcat E50, and other late-model equipment bringing impressive auction results.If you want to understand what today’s auction prices are really saying about farmer sentiment, equipment demand, and where the market may be headed next, this is an episode you won’t want to miss.
Buckle up, its time to move some iron!

Moving Iron: Equipment Prices Are Rising — Should You Buy Now?
43:35

Moving Iron: Why Low-Hour John Deere Tractors Are Suddenly Worth a Fortune
1:00:44

Moving Iron: Good-condition used equipment is quietly getting more expensive, and this conversation explains why that matters right now. Casey Seymour and Machinery Pete break down the market signals that could push auction prices even higher before year-end, especially if corn and bean prices keep climbing.
32:56