This deal was limited to big ag players since the bankruptcy creditors wanted to sell it off as a total package, says Steffes. It certainly would be a big auction and get them talking.” “That would be unusual to have a $14 million dollar sale and not have some property involved, yes. “I guess what I’d tell you is that would be unusual in scope as far as the numbers,” says Max Steffes, a leader with Steffes Group out of North Dakota, a major auction house that serves about 10 Midwestern states. In all, more than 100 truckloads of farm-related equipment are on the auction block in one of the largest sales of farming gear ever undertaken in the country, much less the Northwest.
There’s a fleet of Dodge Ram trucks, tractors, dozers, feed mixing wagons, 4-wheelers and even a horse trailer with living quarters for riders. Bidders are lining up for a $14 million equipment auction in the latest turn of the Easterday ghost cattle scam.
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