AGRICULTURAL REVIEW Page 1

From the

tractor

Steve Troxler

Commissioner

Volume - No. 11 November/ December 2007

Horse Events

( See Fair wrap, page 2) * Shows subject to change. Call before attending. More horse events listed in Bucolic Briefs.

Gov. James B. Hunt Jr. Horse Complex, State Fairgrounds, Raleigh, ( 919) 733- 4845

Nov. 14- 18 ....... Raleigh- UNC Healthcare Benefi t Show. Contact John Rush, ( 904) 396- 4106.

Nov. 23- 25 ....... Turkey Circuit Quarter Horse. Contact Margaret Byrd, ( 910) 892- 3221.

Dec. 1- 2 ........... NCHC Open Championship Horse Show. Contact Sammy Jenkins, ( 919) 362- 8203.

Dec. 7- 9 ........... Cowboy Christmas Rodeo. Contact Roger Harris, ( 704) 882- 6994.

Dec. 28- 31 ....... Hunter Jumper Holiday Hunter. Contact Becca Mispel, ( 919) 556- 7321.

Jan. 6 ............... Spotlight Paint & Quarter Horse Sale. Contact Skip Turnbull, ( 888) 828- 7653.

Jan. 7 ............... YMCA Winter Inning. Contact Bobby Harris, ( 919) 582- 2264.

Jan. 13 ............. ASAC Academy. Contact Kathy Humphries, ( 919) 691- 038.

Western N. C. Agricultural Center, Fletcher, ( 828) 687- 1414.

Nov. 9- 11 ......... Southern National Rodeo. Contact J. R. Drake, ( 828) 713- 3006.

Nov. 11, 13, 27 Blue Ridge Cowboy Church. Contact Jeff Smith, ( 980) 521- 6371.

Nov. 15 ............ Arden Horse Auction. Contact Gayna Woody, ( 828) 775- 9708.

Nov. 16- 18 ....... Carolina Pony Club USPC- NA Test & Pony Club Clinic. Contact Alicia Henderson, ( 828)

685- 0129.

Nov. 29 ............ Arden Horse Auction. Contact Gayna Woody, ( 828) 775- 9708.

Dec. 4, 11 & 18 Blue Ridge Cowboy Church. Contact Jeff Smith, ( 980) 521- 6371.

Dec. 13 & 27 ... Arden Horse Auction. Contact Gayna Woody, ( 828) 775- 9708.

Sen. Bob Martin Eastern Agricultural Center, Williamston, ( 252) 792- 5111.

Nov. 16 & 17 ... N. C. Barrel Bonanza November Show. Contact Fred Smith, ( 252) 442- 8989.

Feb. 2 & 3 ........ Fuzzy and Fun Open Horse Show. Contact Trish Andrews, ( 252) 799- 0334.

The North Carolina State

Fair ended its 10- day run with a

new all- time record attendance

of 858,611, shattering the previ-ous

record of 846,724 that had

stood since 2000.

Sunday’s attendance of

98,433 ended on a record note

as well. The previous high for

Sunday attendance was 90,241,

set in 2005.

“ I had a good feeling go-ing

into this year’s Fair that it

would be record setting, and I

am thrilled we have reached

this milestone. But just as im-portantly,

I am grateful we

had a safe Fair and everyone

seemed to enjoy themselves,”

said Agriculture Commissioner

Steve Troxler. “ I want to thank

North Carolinians for coming

out and making this the biggest

State Fair ever.”

The 2007 State Fair also

marked several other mile-stones,

including fi ve sold- out

shows in Dorton Arena: Mer-cyMe,

Josh Turner, Paula Deen,

Kellie Pickler and Daughtry.

The Fair also boasted its larg-est

midway with 113 rides, and

posted its largest attendance for

a Tuesday with 69,829, which

had stood since 1984.

Make plans now to join the

fun next year. The 2008 State

Fair will be held Oct. 17- 26.

2007 State Fair shatters 10- day attendance record

More than 858,500 take part in the Seriously Twisted Fun

The fi rst- place senior showman proudly displays the blue ribbon he

earned in the ring.

With the hay shortage predicted to exceed 250,000 tons this year,

many beef cattle producers have turned to alternative feed sources

they might not be familiar with. Producers have reported being satis-fi

ed with the feed they’ve been able to obtain, but rumors of nitrate

poisoning have caused alarm in some counties.

So far, these rumors have not been substantiated, but Agriculture

Commissioner Steve Troxler wants to remind producers that having

feed tested for quality is especially important this year because of the

drought.

“ For the past few months, the N. C. Department of Agriculture and

Consumer Services and N. C. Cooperative Extension have coordinat-ed

educational sessions about the use of dried corn stalks and leaves

as feed,” Troxler said. “ Large quantities have been harvested for use

during the coming winter, and cattlemen have been surprised at how

well the cows consume this material, commonly known as stover.”

“ To my knowledge, we have not had any problems with herds that

have been on a corn stalk diet,” said Jeff Carpenter, area livestock

agent for Catawba, Gaston and Lincoln counties. “ One farmer did

lose a mature cow, but the NCDA& CS diagnostic lab determined that

it did not die of nitrate poisoning.”

One of Carpenter’s local farmers contracted for 150 rolls of corn

stalks, but was skeptical about using them. Within a month, he called

wanting to know where he could get some more, Carpenter said. The

cows had almost fi nished all the stover the farmer already bought.

In Carpenter’s area, three stover samples out of the 30 sent to the

NCDA& CS Feed and Forage Testing Laboratory have had nitrate

levels above 0.5 percent. Nitrate values at this level are considered

a moderate risk to pregnant animals. Carpenter has been working

closely with the affected livestock producers to make sure that this

stover is used safely.

Statewide, 11 percent of the stover samples submitted to the

NCDA& CS feed and forage lab have contained at least 0.5 percent

nitrates. However, the only reported nitrate- related cattle deaths this

Farmers advised to test alternative cattle feed for nitrates

( See Nitrate testing, pg 2)

As the weather turns cooler

and a few rain clouds fi nally

open up, I am reminded that

we have much to be thankful

for as the holiday season ap-proaches,

despite a challeng-ing

and persistent drought.

Personally, I am grateful

we had a very successful State

Fair and everyone seemed to

enjoy themselves, thanks in

part to great weather.

Just as importantly, I am

happy we also had a safe Fair

with no serious accidents.

The N. C. Department of

Agriculture and Consumer

Services works with the De-partment

of Labor to ensure

all rides met the standards of

Labor Commissioner Cherie

Berry and her inspectors.

And in keeping with this

year’s theme, a great team

of law enforcement offi cers

made the Fair a place where

families could enjoy some Se-riously

Twisted Fun.

I am also grateful to all the

North Carolinians who came

out and made this the largest

N. C. State Fair ever.

From the moment we got

things offi cially started with

the opening ceremony in Her-itage

Circle, I had a good feel-ing

this Fair would be one for

the record books.

From giant turkey legs to

giant pumpkins, we always do

things in a big way at the Fair,

and this year was no excep-tion.

We had a record- setting

number of 858,611 people

walk through our gates over

the 10- day period, turning the

fairgrounds into a small city

that was full of life.

I hope everyone who came

ate some deep- fried food,

watched a traditional folk

dance, saw the new state- re-cord

large pumpkin and en-joyed

at least one of our great

Page 2 AGRICULTURAL REVIEW November/ December 2007

Brian Long ................................... Editor

Andrea E. Ashby ................. Mng. Editor

Terri Allen .................. Advertising Mgr.

Lisa Morgan ................ Circulation Mgr.

Jen Nixon ......................... Assoc. Editor

AGRICULTURAL REVIEW ( ISSN

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DIVISIONS

Agronomic ........... Dr. Colleen Hudak- Wise

Emergency Programs ........ Sharron Stewart,

acting diector

Food Distribution ......................... Gary Gay

Food & Drug ............................ Joe Reardon

Human Resources ................... Ben Harward

Marketing .................................... Tom Slade

Meat & Poultry Inspection . Dr. Steve Wells

N. C. State Fair ........................ Wesley Wyatt

Plant Industry ............................ Gene Cross

Property & Construction ...... Kent Yelverton

Public Affairs ............................. Brian Long

Research Stations ..................... Eddie Pitzer

Standards ......................... Stephen Benjamin

Statistics .......................... Herb Vanderberry

Structural Pest & Pesticides .... Jim Burnette

Veterinary ...................... Dr. David Marshall

Chief Deputy Commissioner:

N. David Smith Jr.

Assistant Commissioners:

Howard Isley

David McLeod

Dr. Richard Reich

Bucolic Briefs

A Successful Small Farm Opportunities II Conference will be held Nov. 17 at Vance- Granville

Community College’s satellite campus in Louisburg. Conference topics include: direct marketing,

pastured pork, hunting leases, beekeeping, farm fi nancing, cut fl owers and more. For more, contact

Martha Mobley, ( 919) 496- 3344 or e- mail at Martha_ mobley@ ncsu. edu.

***

A Horse and Mule Driving Workshop will be held Dec. 1 from 9 a. m. to 4: 30 p. m. at Turtle Island

Preserve near Boone. The hands- on workshop will cover the fundamentals of training a horse for

general farm use and a discussion on different types of harnesses and where to get equipment. Cost is

$ 95. To reserve a class space, mail a $ 50 deposit to Eustace Conway, 1443 Lonnie Carlton Road, Deep

Gap, NC 28618. For more, go to www. turtleislandpreserve. com, call ( 828) 265- 2267 or e- mail at mail@

turtleislandpreserve. com.

***

A Cowboy Christmas Pro Rodeo and Gift Show will be held Dec. 7- 9 at the Hunt Horse Complex, State

Fairgrounds in Raleigh. Gift show opens at noon, rodeo starts at 7: 30 p. m. on Friday and Saturday and

at 3 p. m. on Sunday. For more, call ( 704) 882- 6994.

***

The Fifth Annual One Medicine Symposium, focusing on the connection between human and

veterinary medicine’s response to terrorism, disease and natural disasters, will be held Dec. 12 and 13 at

the Sheraton Imperial Hotel and Convention Center in Durham. The event is geared towards animal and

human health care providers. This year’s theme is “ Globalization and Emerging Risks: A One Medicine

Approach to a Changing World.” For registration or information, go to www. onemedicineNC. org or call

( 919) 966- 4032.

***

The Southeast Vegetable and Fruit Expo will be held Dec. 13 and 14 at the Myrtle Beach Convention

Center in Myrtle Beach, S. C. For more contact Cathy Price at ( 919) 334- 0099 or e- mail at cdprice@

bellsouth. net.

***

The N. C. Aquaculture Development Conference will be held Jan. 18 and 19 at the Sheraton Atlantic

Beach. The conference features an aquaculture trade show, panel discussions and special interest

workshops focusing on ponds and shellfi sh. In addition, participants can take a self- guided tour Jan.

17. Cost is $ 95 prior to Jan. 7, $ 125 by Jan. 14 or $ 150 for on- site registration. For more, go to www.

ncaquaculture. org or call ( 252) 633- 1477.

***

A six- week course designed for women involved with farming or married to a farmer and wanting

to understand the business more will be offered beginning Jan. 17 and continuing for the following six

Thursdays at the Vernon James Center. Class hours are 6- 9 p. m. Supper and youth friendly activities will

be provided. Contact Gerda Rhodes at ( 252) 793- 2163 for more.

***

Montgomery Community College in Troy will offer a beekeeping class weekly Jan. 28 through March

17 from 7- 9 p. m. The course is designed for the beginner to experienced beekeeper and will cover the

equipment needed for beekeeping, disease treatments, pesticide regulations and more. Cost is $ 25. Contact

Gary Saunders, ( 910) 576- 6222 for more

***

A Keeping the Farm Workshop will be held Jan. 30 from 8: 30 a. m. to 3 p. m. at the Commons Building,

Wake County Offi ce Park, 4011 Carya Drive. The workshop will cover such topics as fi nancial planning,

estate planning, taxes and what can be done for your land and your family’s future. For more and to

register, contact Grace Lawrence, ( 919) 250- 1103 or at grace_ lawrence@ ncsu. edu.

***

Planning for Your Farm’s Future, a statewide conference focused on estate planning and more, will

be held Feb. 6 from 9 a. m. to 3 p. m. at the Cooperative Extension Offi ce in Louisburg. The conference

is free. For more, contact Martha Mobley at ( 919) 496- 3344 or at martha_ mobley@ ncsu. edu, or go to

http:// franklin. ces. ncsu. edu

***

Educational horse classes will be held Feb. 21 and 28, March 6 and 13 beginning at 6 p. m. with dinner

followed by program. Topics include saddle fi tting, pasture management, hay information and more.

Contact Martha Mobley at ( 919) 496- 3344 or at martha_ mobley @ ncsu. edu for more.

***

The N. C. Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services will host the fi rst Got to Be NC Festival

June 5- 8, 2008 at the State Fairgrounds in Raleigh. The event will be a celebration of North Carolina

agriculture and heritage and will feature North Carolina food products, a display of antique farm

equipment, tractor and mule pulls, music, a state barbecue competition and much more. Admission is

free. There is a $ 5 fee for Grandstand concerts and pulls. Mark your calendars now for this inaugural

event. Look for more information at www. ncagfest. com.

***

The N. C. Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services encourages livestock producers to

register their farms with the NCFarmID program. NCFarmID is a voluntary program to register farms

for a national identifi cation number as a way to protect livestock in the event of a disease outbreak. For

more, contact NCDA& CS at ( 919) 715- 2951 or go to www. NCFarmID. com.

***

season have been from Bermu-da

grass hay, not corn stover.

Because few samples have

contained high nitrate levels,

producers should consider corn

stover a viable – and economi-cal

– livestock feed option dur-ing

the drought. But the results

also show the importance of

testing for nitrates. Whenever

any feed or forage tests positive

for nitrates above 0.25 percent,

consult a Cooperative Exten-sion

livestock agent regarding

the safety of its use.

For more information about

feeding livestock during the

drought, visit the NCDA& CS

Ag Drought Resource Page at

www. ncagr. com/ drought/ or Co-operative

Extension’s Drought

Education Page at www. ces.

ncsu. edu/ drought. To submit

forage samples for analysis, go

to www. ncfeedandforage. com

or call ( 919) 733- 7366.

Nitrate testing

( Cont’d from pg. 1)

Dorton Arena shows. But most

importantly, I hope everyone

who visited the Fair took with

them the importance of agricul-ture

to our state and the people

who live in it.

The State Fair, along with the

Mountain State Fair, is an im-portant

showcase for the crops

and livestock vital to North

Carolina’s economy. It is up

to us to uphold the agricultural

traditions of North Carolina and

educate future generations.

We all have a connection to

agriculture whether we farm or

not, because agriculture puts

food on everyone’s table.

Events such as the Junior

Livestock Sale of Champions

provide up- and- coming pro-ducers

with money for their

education and give them an op-portunity

to showcase the hard

work that went into raising their

animals.

There’s nothing more re-warding

for me than young-sters

leading their prize animal

around the ring, and I know

their parents enjoyed it, too.

This auction raised an in-credible

record of $ 105,000 this

year. It’s exciting to see busi-nesses

such as Harris Teeter,

Martin Meats, Martin Pork and

Neese’s Country Sausage gen-erously

support the future farm-ers

of our state. Speaking of

N. C. products, I hope you and

your family will keep our “ Got

to Be NC” motto in mind as the

holidays approach.

As you begin to decorate

your house and plan special hol-iday

menus, make a trip to your

local farmers market for deli-cious

home- grown foods and

make a stop at a N. C. “ Choose

and Cut” Christmas tree farm.

You can even pick up some

great N. C. crafts and gifts to put

under that tree.

There’s nothing better than

spending time with loved ones

around a table full of locally

grown food and products. From

my family to yours, I wish you

a safe and blessed holiday sea-son.

Fair wrap up

( Cont’d from pg. 1)

The N. C. Department of

Agriculture and Consumer Ser-vices

has reached a milestone

in its NCFarmID program, with

more than 10,000 premises now

registered in the state.

NCFarmID is part of an ef-fort

to protect North Carolina’s

food supply and animal indus-try

by identifying farms with

livestock.

North Carolina leads other

states in the Southeast in farm

registrations and is one of the

top states in regards to educa-tion,

outreach and registration

of the commercial livestock

industry. Nearly 28 percent of

premises have voluntarily reg-istered

for the program.

“ This program promotes

human health, animal health

and food safety. It’s the right

thing to do and is in everyone’s

best interests,” said Agriculture

Commissioner Steve Troxler.

NCFarmID is North Caroli-na’s

part of the National Animal

Identifi cation System, a three-part

program with the goal of

tracing a disease outbreak back

to a farm within 48 hours.

Through premises registra-tion,

a unique national iden-tifi

cation number is assigned

to locations in North Carolina

where animals are born and

raised. Tying a premises identi-fi

cation number to an individu-al

animal identifi cation number

allows fi rst responders to more

effectively trace animal disease

back to its source. This system

is used in Canada and through-out

Europe.

Farmers are encouraged to

voluntarily participate in the

program. For more informa-tion

about the program, visit

www. NCFarmID. com.

More than 10,000 N. C.

premises registered

through NCFarmID

Livestock events

Nov. 20 ............ Wilson Regional Pork Conference, Wilson.

Dec. 6 & 7 ....... National Swine Improvement Federation Annual Meet-ing,

Kansas City, Mo.

Feb. 12 ............. Northeastern Regional Pork Conference, Edenton.

Feb. 20 & 21 .... N. C. Pork Conference, Greenville.

November/ December 2007 AGRICULTURAL REVIEW Page 3

Front end loader for model 8N

Ford tractor, EC, $ 300; JD grain drill,

rubber tires, 8 ft wide model FBA,

EC, $ 475. Tiny Simpson, Kernersville

336- 993- 4714.

3240 Kubota tractor 32 hp w/ Wood

frontend loader 1009, 4 wheel drive com-mercial

tires, new, 0 hours, $ 16,000. Owen

Carriker, Concord 704- 782- 4689.

Ford late model, 9N, new rubber, 12

volt system, 6 ft angle blade, runs, drives,

LNC, $ 2,000; Long 6 ft 3 pt hitch, disc

hay mower, runs good, $ 875. J. B. Ross,

Burlington 336- 421- 9383.

’ 49 Ford 8N new paint, ’ 52 Ford

8N rebuilt engine, new paint, $ 3,500

and $ 4,000 OBO. J. W. Pell, Walkertown

336- 767- 0155.

Taylorway Bog, EC, $ 250; Fred

Cain hay spear, EC, $ 200. Max Johnson,

High Point 336- 769- 9701.

IH Cub Cadet 1200 lawn mower, no

deck, $ 500. C. E. Redmond, Matthews

704- 847- 8231.

NI manure spreader model 213,

good working condition, $ 2,000. Jerry

Scruggs, Shelby 704- 434- 6512.

’ 80 Ford diesel bushhog, canopy,

remotes, remotes, sheltered, everything

works, EC, $ 6,800. Willard Langdon,

Four Oaks 770- 634- 5736- cell.

Equipment

For Sale

Four frame or larger radial hand

powered honey extractor, must extract

medium sized frames, GC. William

Higgins, Marion 828- 460- 7549.

Frames, supers, hive bodies, etc. Ed

Hunt, Pembroke 910- 521- 0117.

Bee club looking for extractor, cap-ping

knife, etc. David Auman, Jackson

Springs 910- 652- 6245.

Bees, Supplies

& Services

Wanted

Honeybees and hives, extractor and

more, $ 100 up. Robert Medlin, Monroe

704- 764- 9519.

5 gallon pales of honey, $ 90/ ea, new

hive top feeders for wintering hives, $ 15/

ea; raw beeswax, $ 3/ lb. Danny Wallace,

Snow Camp 336- 376- 3232.

Bee smoker tool for cutting, hand

holds in hive bodies, $ 100. Albert Harker,

Castle Hayne 910- 675- 2489.

Two hives with bees electric,

variable speed, stainless steel honey

extractor, electric capping knife, hives,

supers, smokers, hoods, wax hive and

supers, $ 500. Les Stancil, Fayetteville

910- 867- 9036.

Bees, Supplies

& Services

For Sale

NOTICE

N. C. law requires a permit

to sell honey bees in the state. A

permit is not required for: The

sale of less than 10 bee hives in

a calendar year, a one- time going-out-

of- business sale of less than

50 hives, or the renting of bees

for pollination purposes or their

movement to gather honey.

Contact Don Hopkins, state

apiarist, NCDA& CS, 1060 Mail

Service Center, Raleigh, NC

27699- 1001 for information.

Farm raised channel catfi sh stock

or perfect eating size, $ 1.50/ lb. William

Davis, Salisbury 704- 223- 0631.

Koi locally grown, multi color, 6”-

10”, $ 10-$ 25. Roger Dalton, Sanford

919- 718- 1853.

Pond fi sh large mouth bass, grass

carp, bluegill, shell cracker, fat head

minnows, channel catfi sh, Koi, black

crappie, pond supplies, $. 30-$ 25. Kevin

Patterson, Currie 910- 253- 7880.

One large Koi fi sh mostly orange,

almost a ft long, $ 15. Derek McSwain,

Lewisville 336- 945- 6058.

Mosquito fish, Gambusia for biological

control of mosquitoes, $ 100/ 1,000. Bobby

Irving, Madison 336- 613- 5294.

Belgium redworms hand picked,

$ 25/ lb, PPD. Kendal Rose, Marble

828- 837- 7165.

Aquaculture,

Supplies &

Services

Deer beagles, young, long legs. Donnie

Finch, Louisburg 919- 496- 1751.

Gordon setter or Irish setter from

hunting bloodlines, prefer broke or

well started dog, but will consider

pup at reasonable price. Wayne Jones,

Walstonburg 252- 753- 8588.

German shorthair registered or

English Pointer, prefer male, good fam-ily

dog with good bloodline to become

novice hunter. Nick Craven, Asheboro

336- 736- 3030.

Jack Russell, male will trade a

Beagle, male. Jimmy Hayes, Rockingham

910- 895- 2688.

English Springer spaniel pup, prefer

male will consider female. Carole Eck-strom,

Reidsville 336- 394- 4272.

Plotthound stud off Moores Bad

Bertha Sue, Moores Fazbad, Moores

Heatstroke, like to fi nd Moores Bad

Trinity. Allen Moore, Summerfi eld 336-

951- 2270 or 706- 1157- cell.

Beagle male 10” that is running, good

and broke, must be AKC reg. Harvey

Collins, State Road 336- 874- 3297.

Squirrel dog any breed, male or

female, 2 y/ o to 6 y/ o. Oscar B. Hinson,

Jr., Albemarle 704- 982- 7907.

Gordon setter or Irish setter from

hunting bloodlines, broke or started dog

preferred, but will consider pup. Wayne

Jones, Stantonsburg 252- 238- 3664.

Tennessee redback rabbits. Howard

Strickland, Raleigh 919- 828- 8868.

Stud service, wire coat Jack Rus-sell.

Jimmy Hayes, Rockingham 910-

895- 2688.

Treeing feist, or rat terrier, AKC

that will tree a squirrel. Richard Morton

704- 888- 2083.

Squirrel dog, trained, any breed,

male or female. Oscar Hinson, Albemarle

704- 982- 7907.

Small Animals

Wanted

SMALL ANIMALS WANTED

Beagles DOB 7/ 07, tri color, good

hunting dog or pet, $ 25. Fred Makatura,

Pink Hill 910- 298- 5535.

Shetland sheepdogs Shelties, sable

and white, black and white, merles,

AKC registered, 5 males and 2 females,

$ 400-$ 600. Julie Holliday, Mt Olive

919- 222- 2679.

Rabbits 5 white, red eyes, $ 5. Jason

Hartgrove, King 336- 983- 7616.

Great Pyrenees pups AKC, DOB

3/ 07, raised with goats, $ 350. J. Efi rd,

Oakboro 704- 485- 4694.

Beagle pups, Branko breed, sire

is out of 2X AKC nat’l FC Bronko’s

One Tuff Ombre, excellent rabbit, deer

hunting, great pets, $ 200. Dennis Sutton,

Chadbourn 910- 654- 1650.

Rabbits Lion Heads, Mini Rex

Hotos blue eyed whites, San Juans,

Jersey Woolies, Martin Mini Lops,

Holland Lops, $ 10-$ 20. Ricky Phillips,

Lexington 336- 761- 3920.

German shepherds DOB 7/ 07, parents

on site, excellent quality, $ 200. Debbie

Triplett, Statesville 704- 924- 9965.

Missouri cottontail rabbits great

for training young pups, look like and

same size as wild rabbits, $ 5/ ea. Jason

Bryant, Raleigh 919- 847- 3454.

Netherland dwarfs, Holland lops,

blue eyed Hotos, various colors and

ages, $ 25/ ea. Donna Cayton, Durham

919- 949- 0390.

Working Border collies ABC

registered, bred for working sheepdog,

goat dog, cow dog, $ 600. Vicki Hughes,

Rutherfordton 828- 286- 8116.

Weimaraners, silver pups, AKC,

parents on site and OFA certified,

$ 400. William Shook, Statesville 704-

450- 5551.

Australian cattledogs red and blue

heelers, DOB 9/ 07, dam and sire on

site, males and females, $ 150. Mallory

Moses, Sophia 336- 963- 0869.

Beagle pups AKC reg., lemon color,

males and female, black/ tan, $ 250-$ 500.

Ron Cook, Albemarle 704- 982- 7929.

At stud champion German Shorthair

Pointer with super disposition and pedi-gree,

$ 600. Christy Lambright, Wake

Forest 919- 556- 5915.

Holland Lop rabbits all ages,

smallest dwarf breed of lop eared rab-bits,

excellent pet, brood and show,

pedigreed stock, $ 10 up. Janice Jones,

Danbury 336- 593- 8080d.

German shepherd pups AKC

reg., black body crème feet and ankles,

DOB 7/ 07, $ 250. Willis Hodges, Dunn

910- 892- 1798.

Great Pyrenees pups raised with

goats, DOB 6/ 07, full blooded, parents

working on farm, $ 175/ ea. Nancy Wo-odard,

Princeton 919- 936- 2049.

Hungarian Vizslas, AKC, family

raised, socialized, dame # 1 UKC champ

in ’ 06, OFA certifi ed, $ 1,200. Amye

Hines, Statesville 704- 450- 5912.

German shepherd pups AKC reg.,

parents on site, $ 375. Ivan Whiteheart,

Winston- Salem 336- 769- 9851.

Rabbits, New Zealand and Califor-nian

breeding does and bucks, $ 30/ ea or

all at a discounted price. Chad Rouse,

Zebulon 919- 455- 7338.

Treeing walker coonhound PR Max,

DOB 9/ 05, tri color, PKC and UKC reg.,

trailing and treeing, $ 300. Steven Wal-lace,

Kannapolis 704- 938- 5857.

Border collies ABC reg, black/ white,

$ 250 up. Patricia Matthews, Autryville

910- 635- 6634.

Jack/ Rat terriers, DOB 9/ 07, ACHC

registered, ready 11/ 07, $ 150. Jacquelyn

Cain, King 336- 983- 8826.

Great Pyreneese parents on site,

AKC reg., $ 300. Mickey Bowman,

Staley 336- 824- 2716.

Two English setters, male DOB

9/ 06, FDSB reg., sire and dame one

premises, Tekoa Mountain Sunrise

bloodline, $ 300. Joey Johnson, Boonville

336- 468- 8878.

Dachshund pups, 6 w/ o, AKC, mini,

red, black, tan and dapple, $ 300-$ 350. Mae

Anderson, Asheboro 336- 629- 7582.

Mini Rex rabbits purebred, broken

and solid patterns, 4H youth discount,

various ages, $ 25/ ea. Kelsey Seitter,

Burgaw 910- 283- 2958.

Feist DOB, 7/ 07, farm, hunting

squirrel dog pups, males and females,

$ 125/ ea. Gary Satterfi eld, Thomasville

336- 472- 6227.

Beagle pups 6 w/ o to 3 ½ m/ o, black

and tan, Warfi eld red, priced according

to hunting ability, $ 75/ ea or less if you

by more than one. Fred Gentry, East

Bend 336- 699- 2281.

Australian shepherds 2 red merles,

male and female, 1 tri red male, 2 black

and white, small tan tips, parents on

site, $ 250. Tammy Williams, Mebane

336- 437- 3178.

Beagles 2 y/ o, full blooded, good for

hunting or pets, $ 100/ ea. Scott Brown,

Salemburg 910- 567- 5740.

Rabbits Tennessee redbacks, $ 10 up.

D. J. Pelt, La Grange 919- 778- 0361.

Lab pups ready now, black, yellow

and chocolate, $ 150-$ 350. Sara Bryant,

Ararat 336- 374- 3892.

Jack Russell terriers reg., fi eld work

and conformation pedigree, outstanding

temperament, stud service, puppies,

$ 250-$ 350. K. Woods, Carthage 910-

947- 6665 or 603- 5686- cell.

Pointer male, registered, 3 y/ o, points

back and retrieves, $ 800. Charles Davis,

Mooresboro 828- 657- 6561.

Great Pyrenees pups AKC, regis-tered,

DOB 10/ 07, large parents, great

dispo, $ 400, taking deposits. Tim Barrett,

Casar 704- 538- 9160.

½ Great Pyrenees ¼ Maremma ¼

Mastiff, both parents active guardians,

DOB 7/ 07, large boned, livestock guardian

pups, $ 200 will consider trade. Rebecca

Gessner, Selma 919- 284- 1123.

Holland lop rabbits black and

torge, $ 10/ ea. Joel Lundy, Lexington

336- 787- 4477.

Great Pyrenees AKC reg., parents

on site, guarding goats, DOB 4/ 07,

excellent predator control, $ 350. Mike

Bebber, Mt Ulla 704- 633- 3907.

Great Pyrenees pups AKC, parents

on site, raised with goats, 6 females, 2

males, $ 300. Bradley Madison, China

Grove 704- 794- 3020.

Border collies DOB 9/ 07, $ 400.

Shelley Mitchell, Taylorsville 828-

635- 7631.

German shorthair pointer pups,

4 black and white males, 1 liver/ white

female, outstanding pedigree, German

sire FC NGDC AFC American bred dame,

AKC registered, DOB 8/ 07, $ 500. Bruce

Stolsworth, Salisbury 704- 278- 1595.

Black Lab puppies AKC, ready

9/ 07, $ 350/ ea; three black Labs, 7 m/ o,

$ 500/ ea. Robert Ohlmann, Bladenboro

910- 863- 4478- h, 863- 4320- w or 879-

7233- c.

Tennessee red backs $ 10; Beagle

pups, AKC, DOB 5/ 07, good line rabbit

dogs, $ 300/ ea. Filippo Mauro, Pollocks-ville

252- 224- 0465.

Redbone male 28 m/ o, lightly

started, goes good, sire Nite Ch PR

Pierce Mango Red, bottom side Outlaw

breeding handle good, pup price, $ 250.

Garry Bradshaw, Lenoir 828- 758- 5439

or 292- 0000.

At stud AKC reg. black and silver

dapple mini dachshund, good natured,

fee, $ 200; mini Dachshund pups, DOB

8/ 07, $ 350. Richard Morton, Stanfi eld

704- 888- 2083.

Great Pyrenees pups DOB 7/ 07,

female, raised with goats, sire AKC and

dame full blooded on site, $ 250/ ea. Ken-neth

Rogers, Denton 336- 859- 3940.

Bloodhound pups ready 11/ 07, males

and females, parents on site, $ 400-$ 500.

Ryan Starnes, Aberdeen 910- 691- 2723

or 603- 4366.

Bloodhound pups, AKC, DOB

9/ 07, purebred, 7 females, 5 males,

$ 550. Matthew Bullard, Cerro Gordo

910- 654- 4833.

Holland lop rabbits 10 w/ o to 1.5

y/ o, $ 15/ ea. Joel Lundy, Lexington

336- 787- 4477.

FDSB reg. setters females black/

white/ ticked/ tri, 7 m/ o, started on pen

raised birds, parents on site; 3 males full

blooded no papers also started on pen

raised birds, black/ white/ tri, $ 150-$ 250.

L. Ball, Lexington 336- 245- 3140.

CKC female wire coat Jack Russell

terrier, $ 300. Jimmy Hayes, Rockingham

910- 895- 2688.

Jack Russell pups excellent farm

dogs, 6 w/ o, 3 males, 2 females, dewclaw

and tails docked, great markings, $ 200-

$ 250. Clayton Dowless, Bladenboro

910- 863- 3043.

Dachshund pups mini, males only,

AKC reg. smooth coat, red parents on

site, DOB 10/ 07, $ 250. Jane Forsyth,

New London 704- 463- 5200.

Rat terrier pups UKCI, family

raised, blue velvet male, silver blue white

female, black tan females, $ 300. Barbara

Felts, Boonville 336- 367- 7976.

Four small sized rabbits, sex un-known,

must bring your own box, Free.

M. Bill, Willow Spring 919- 971- 4543.

Lop eared baby rabbits $ 10. Linda

Wooten, Hamptonville 336- 468- 4495.

Branko bred Beagle pups, cham-pion

bloodline, $ 200. Dennis Sutton,

Chadbourn 910- 654- 1650.

Mini Dachshund pups AKC reg.,

DOB 10/ 07, smooth coat, red, black and

tan, black, chocolate and cream, parents

on site, $ 350 up. Frances Hamilton, Dunn

910- 892- 1224.

Bluetick Beagle pups, DOB 8/ 07,

$ 175. Bill Goings, Mt. Airy 336- 352-

4551.

Georgia redback rabbits good for

training dogs, replenish areas, meat

and pets. L. J. Smith, Thomasville 336-

476- 4112.

Australian cattle dogs blue heelers,

blue and red, great working or pets, DOB

10/ 07, AKC reg., $ 250. Debbie Hinson,

Wingate 704- 582- 0408.

German shorthair AKC, DOB

8/ 07, tails docked, dewclaws removed,

excellent bloodline, bred for quail, close

working or pets, $ 300. Ben Moore,

Woodleaf 704- 278- 4454.

Louisiana Catahoulas pups and

adults, $ 300. Amy Durden, Shawboro

252- 336- 4397.

Great Pyrenees pups, AKC, DOB

10/ 07 raised with goats, parents on

premises, ready 12/ 07, $ 400. Brenda

Norman, Ruffi n 336- 939- 3065.

Livestock guard dogs Great Pyrenees,

DOB 9/ 07, AKC reg., born and raised

with goats and electric fencing, $ 500. Tim

Swain, Yadkinville 336- 918- 1165.

Jack Russell pups reg., parents on

site, $ 200/ ea. Annie Wagoner, 336- 229-

7673 or 213- 1741.

Weimaraner, AKC, reg., female,

must go to good home, $ 250 nego. J.

Brindle, Gold Hill 704- 279- 7701.

Jack Russell pups DOB 1/ 07,

$ 100/ ea. Ottis Hernandez, Hamlet

336- 557- 4532.

Border collie pups black/ white, one

red/ white male, DOB 8/ 07, $ 300. James

Smitherman, East Bend 336- 699- 3617

or 469- 5564.

Basset hound pups, parents on

site, $ 150. Eddie Perry, Mebane 919-

563- 3536.

ABC reg., black white, $ 250 up.

Patricia Matthews, Autryville 910-

635- 6634.

At stud reg. sable/ white collie, just

about 1.5 y/ o, very docile, great personal-ity,

fee $ 100. Taylor Jones, Burlington

336- 344- 2120.

At stud, Australian Shepherd, AKC

reg. fee, $ 300. Cathy Lowery, Roxboro

336- 504- 3986 or 693- 9566.

Jack- Rat terriers, ACHC reg., DOB

9/ 07 and 11/ 07, $ 150 white and brown.

Jackie Cain, King 336- 983- 8826.

Missouri cottontails, outside pen

raised, ready to run, great breeding sea-son,

have plenty in stock, $ 10/ ea. Rusty

Johnson, Wingate 704- 233- 9298.

Rabbits with wild crossed blood for

training and restocking, $ 10. Julie Sink,

Lexington 336- 250- 0685.

Mini lops and lion head rabbits, raise

bunnies year round all out of pedigree

show stock, $ 5-$ 20. Trent Canipe,

Lincolnton 704- 740- 6704.

6 Australian shepherd pups, 100%,

3 blue merels, 1 red merel and 2 black

tris, $ 200. Heather Laws, Snow Camp

336- 675- 4530.

Weimaraner female, AKC reg., 3

y/ o, $ 500. Clyde Hayes, Lowgap 336-

320- 2335.

Australian cattle dog blue heeler

pups, AKC reg., CH bloodline work or

show, blues and reds, $ 300 up. Benny

Kinley, Greensboro 336- 299- 8621 or

www. drkscattledogs. com

Australian shepherds 10/ 07, reg.,

ramily raised, blue merles X with black,

$ 200, now taking deposits. Terri Hendrix,

Millers Creek 336- 973- 5177.

Great Pyrenees pups, AKC, ready

late December contract with 1 year ge-netic

health guarantee, parents on site,

guarding goats, $ 300. Thomas Blythe,

Littleton 252- 586- 7773.

Feist pups tails docked, $ 125. Eddie

Davis, Asheboro 336- 857- 2468.

Pembroke Welsh corgi AKC,

tricolor male, DOB 11/ 06, $ 300; Corgi

blue heeler mix, 2 males, DOB 5/ 07,

$ 50/ ea. Kathy Daniels, Taylorsville

828- 632- 5025 aft 6 pm.

English setters 8 w/ o, sire son of

Nat’l champ Grid Iron, dame Teko Mtn

Sunrise breeding 7 times Nat’l champ

$ 200/ ea; Brittany pups, outstanding

hunting bred dogs and great family

pet, $ 300. T. R. Johnson, Jr., Smithfi eld

919- 631- 7575 or 934- 4510- n.

5 English Pointer pups 10 w/ o,

$ 50/ ea. Thomas Gathings, Burlington

336- 226- 3124.

Weimerainer pups AKC reg., DOB

11/ 07, parents on site, $ 500. Norm

Loomis, Cameron 910- 245- 1963.

French Brittany puppy AKC reg.,

male, 5 m/ o, liver/ white, excellent

potential, already points a wing, $ 50;

Brittany female, 1 y/ o, orange/ white,

$ 50; Brittany female, 3 y/ o, AKC reg.,

liver/ white, $ 100. D. McMillan, N.

Wilkesboro 336- 902- 1300.

Australian shepherds reg. pups,

DOB 9/ 07, blue merles, red merles,

and red tris, males and females avail-able,

$ 300. Emilou Phelps, Creswell

252- 217- 5987.

Brittany spaniel pups DOB 11/ 07,

AKC reg., white/ orange, $ 200; English

setter male, reg., 10 y/ o, Grouse Ridge,

$ 400. Charles Williard, Kernersville

336- 993- 8417.

Bluetick coonhound performance

pups, DOB 8/ 07, $ 250/ ea male or female,

both parents on site. Frank Brown,

Albertson 919- 922- 3046.

UKC rat terrier pups, good family

pets and farm dogs, considerations for

4H and FFA families, $ 95. Diane Gentile,

Rougemont 919- 732- 7610.

English shepherds DOB 9/ 07, strong

working lines, 6 black/ tan, 1 tri color,

reg., the original farm dog, $ 250. Chip

Lee, Trinity 336- 688- 0534.

Beagle pups DOB 9/ 07, tri color,

chocolate, parents on site, $ 99/ ea. Kevin

Hill, Asheboro 336- 302- 0190.

Mtn Feists dOB 7/ 07, natural tree

dogs with looks and brains, red/ white

and black tri, $ 200. D. Ross, Roxboro

336- 599- 8002.

Labs, AKC. DOB 7/ 07, $ 150-$ 350.

Sara Bryant, Ararat 336- 374- 3892.

Chinchillas black velvet, standard

cage and supply, $ 50 up. Edward Wal-lace,

Fayetteville 910- 483- 3396.

At stud Jack Russell, fee $ 100. Jimmy

Hayes, Rockingham 910- 895- 2688.

Brittany pups, full blooded, father

registered, mother is not, DOB 8/ 07,

$ 75. Beverly Thomas, Denton 336-

905- 0394.

Beagles AKC, pups ready to start,

running dogs, $ 100 up. Douglas Mark-land,

Advance 336- 998- 4192.

New Zealand white rabbits, 9

total, $ 15/ ea. Diane Walsh, Oxford

919- 690- 1852.

At stud Feist by Hammering Bo,

world champ reg. USDR and AKC,

fee $ 150. Carl Sharpe, Whitsett 336-

449- 0244.

Daschund pups, mini red, borwn,

dapple AKC and CJKC , $ 350-$ 450. Mae

Anderson, Asheboro 336- 629- 7582.

Great Pyrenesse pups, AKC reg.

championship bloodlines , parents in pasture

with goats, great dispo., males/ females

white and badger marked $ 400. Brian

Estep, Polkville 704- 482- 7513.

Bluetick beagles, AKC DOB 8/ 07,

Skullcamp breeding, $ 175. William Go-ings,

Mt Airy 336- 352- 4551.

Jack Russell pups CKC, reg., par-ents

on site, $ 200-$ 250. Jason Shelton,

Stoneville 336- 573- 3006.

Rat terrier, female UKC, white

and tan, $ 100. Vicky Shaver, Albemarle

704- 982- 3541.

At stud AKC reg. Pembroke Welsh

Corgi, black, tan and white, fee, $ 250.

David hatchel, Haw River 336- 376-

6772.

At stud Parnell Carolina Cur, USDR

treeing champ, sire Parnells Pepper, dam

Parnells Rock A Baby, fee, $ 150. Patsy

Sharpe, Burlington 336- 404- 2212.

Australian cattle dog pups, AKC

reg., CH bloodline, work or show,

blues and reds, $ 300 up. Benny Kinley,

Greensboro 336- 299- 8621.

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Page 4 AGRICULTURAL REVIEW November/ December 2007

Fort 5 ½ ft disc mower, Sitrex 2

spool tedder, 4 wheel, wheel rake, NH

273 sq baler and Kubota L3750 4x4

diesel tractor all in EC, $ 17,000/ for

all. William Nichols, N. Wilkesboro

336- 667- 7872- n.

6 ft Woods belly mower fi ts A Super

A 130, 140 Farmall Intern’l, $ 395. Chris

Witherspoon, Harmony 704- 539- 5418.

Pecan cracker cracks 100 + lbs per

hour, average shell out of halves, 80

+%, light weight, portable, feeder hop-per

included, $ 3,350. Gordon Pearce,

Bailey 252- 230- 0224.

Buhler Farm king 72” cut fi nish

mower, model F650R, 25 hours, LNC,

$ 1,200. James Jones, Jr., Shannon

910- 843- 6888.

’ 03 Kubota backhoe 4- in- 1 bucket,

one owner, 4- in- 1 bucket, 132 hrs with 18

inch bucket, EC, $ 27,050 OBO. Carl Yar-borough,

Broadway 919- 258- 5580.

I40 Farmall fertilizer distributor,

sub soiler, 2 disc push blade, row opener,

tandem trailer, $ 4,200. Robert Burton,

Burlington 336- 228- 7257.

430 JD with wide front end in GC,

$ 7,500. Wiley Maxwell, Jr., Sparta

336- 372- 4284.

’ 01 Kubota L35 diesel backhoe,

bucket 4 wheel drive, 573 hours, EC,

$ 9,500; GN 32’ trailer, ’ 99 ducktail,

ramps, $ 4,000 or both for $ 12,500.

Gene Preddy, Selma 919- 284- 1639 or

604- 1817.

Ford 8N tractor and Bogg disc lift

tractor needs repair, $ 2,000; 2 horse

feed/ seed drill, heavy iron cleated

wheels, GC. George West. Hickory

828- 638- 5251.

Intern’l Cub Cadet 582 series,

16 hp Kohler engine factory red in

GC, $ 1,000; 1953 Ford Jubilee tractor,

engine has been rebuilt looks and runs

great, $ 3,200. Arthur Wheeler, Concord

704- 788- 4318.

Farmall Super C runs good with

equipment, $ 3,500; Farmall Super A runs

good with all equipment, $ 5,800; Ford

Ferguson, runs good, $ 2,500. Donald

Scott Cannon, Ayden 252- 746- 4600.

IH 140 Farmall with equipment,

well maintained, VGC, $ 5,000. Garry

Joyce, Pilot Mtn 336- 351- 4240.

MF 1533 diesel 33 hp, PS, 4 WD,

8 spd transmission, live lift, live PTO,

sheltered, LNC, $ 11,950; Oliver grain

drill, 9 disc with tongue for horse or

mule drawn, short tongue, sheltered,

50 yrs old, $ 250. Owen Moore, High

Point 336- 882- 4281.

Two LUC engine JD power unit,

$ 650; H Farmall tractor, $ 850. Wayne

McInnis, Lewisville 336- 945- 3145.

Cat D4 dozer, hydraulic 8 ft blade,

pony start motor, has winch and draw bar,

good for clearing land, building ponds,

etc., $ 3,950; EZ Go, gas golf cart has

fi berglass top, windshield, good tires,

needs carburetor, $ 475. Ray Penland,

Hayesville 828- 389- 9413.

40B MF loader with bucket, $ 4,000;

135 MF diesel, new tires, $ 4,200; 40

JD 1 row, $ 3,000; stalk chopper, 3 pt

2 row, $ 90. Rodney Scott, Goldsboro

919- 734- 0526.

Wood saw pulley to fi t 8N Ford

tractor, GC, $ 250. Paul Hill, Sr., Walnut

Cove 336- 591- 4730 or 682- 4444.

V671 Detroit diesel power unit,

$ 1,550; Portable Meadows Mill with

Edger, VGC, $ 3,700. James Poindexter,

Clemmons 336- 764- 9689.

NH # 355 grinder mixer, VGC,

$ 4,200/$ 4,000 cash. Reuben Holtzman,

Ridgeway 252- 456- 2803.

MF # 10 square baler, fi eld ready,

works good, GC, $ 700 OBO. Wanda

Payne, Ararat 336- 374- 4925.

’ 46 8N Ford 3 pt hitch, runs great,

GC, $ 2,450. Davie McClain, Waxhaw

704- 843- 0605.

Ford Ferguson 7 ft mowing machine,

GC, $ 250; Oliver hay baler, FC, $ 200,

$ 450/ for both. David Sisk, Mt Holly

704- 827- 6916.

’ 89 Truck EZ go with gasoline

motor, aluminum bed, 46” x36” x7”

deep, has top, windshield, full set of

curtains, VGC, $ 2,500. R. W. Swift,

Elon 336- 349- 8373.

Billy goat 5 hp termite model

TKD 5021CQ, vacuum and chipper,

GC, $ 475. Herman Rodden, Charlotte

704- 596- 5961.

‘ 55D10 AC tractor, 12V, 3 pt hitch,

runs well, fi eld ready, looks good, old

farm trailer serviceable is included with

tractor, $ 3,000. Jerry Eubanks, New Bern

252- 637- 5258.

6 ft heavy duty box scrape, used 3

hours, GC, $ 275; 4 ft bushhog used less

than 6 hours GC, $ 525; Ford 4000 diesel

tractor, 8 spd, 16 items of equipment,

LNC, $ 7,900. Dan Clubb, Walnut Cove

336- 414- 9445.

Backhoe Ford 4550 motor/ tires,

VGC, 2 buckets ideal for farm use,

$ 8,200; log splitter, 20 ton, 5 hp, GC,

$ 850; chainsaw Stihl, Farm Boss, VGG,

$ 150; Husqvarno 40cc, VGC, $ 75. George

Wette, Randleman 336- 498- 4939.

’ 55 JD 40 standard, excellent

original condition runs good, cultiva-tors,

$ 4,000. Edward Boger, Advance

336- 998- 2237.

’ 49 Red Belly Ford tractor, four new

tires, new paint, runs LN, 98% restored,

$ 3,895. James Hutchens, Yadkinville

336- 463- 3318.

MF 65 diesel tractor, good rubber,

GC with Durham loader, $ 5,500. James

Stoltzfus, Thurmond 336- 957- 8988.

JD semimount 5- 18” bottom plow,

GC, $ 1,000; KMC 2 row ripper bedder

with fertilizer hoppers and gear box,

row markers, $ 1,200. Gilbert Cain,

Elizabethtown 910- 588- 6055.

Model 935 JD estate mower, 72”

cut, 3 cylinder diesel engine, runs

good, $ 1,800. Joe Beasley, Hampstead

910- 329- 1604.

Bushhog 480 with clutch, 4 ft, used

2 x, $ 250; Baltic fertilizer spreader w/

manual, $ 250; NI manure spreader, $ 350.

Jan Young, Waco 704- 435- 0232.

Disc harrows, sub soiler, spring

tooth harrow, old horse drawn grader,

approximately 100 years old, $ 100-

$ 500 nego. Donald Wilson, Linwood

336- 853- 8297.

’ 60 Case tractor, front end loader,

runs but needs work, $ 1,200. Bobby

Froweburg, King Mtn 704- 228- 9988

or 923- 1225.

’ 51 Oliver crop row ’ 88 tractor with

front end loader, original EC, $ 3,000,

will separate. Norman Clifford, 4195

Fair Port Rd, Kittrell 27544.

Unverferth 10” spacers all bolts/

washers, LNC, $ 400 OBO for set; ’ 05

Kubota M95S MF WD w/ SL loader

and 4- in- 1 bucket, EC, 2 SCV’s w/ pri-ority

CAH 32/ 32 swing shift, radials,

warranty many extras, $ 38,925, will

consider trade late model self propelled

JD sprayer. Charles Grantham, Raleigh

919- 427- 0637.

Original Troy bilt tiller w/ attachments

made in Troy NY, 7 hp with PTO horse

model, VGC, $ 1,500 nego; original troy

bilt chipper/ vac 5 hp, VGC, used very

little, $ 300. Dan Kimball, Louisburg

919- 496- 6622.

Ferguson 30 tractor looks and runs

good, $ 2,500; David Bradley ground

driven manure spreader, all original

shed kept in GC, $ 1,100. John Graves,

Mocksville 336- 749- 6570.

’ 04 Branson 2810 tractor 28 hp,

65 hrs, 4WD, 4 months warranty left,

5 ft bushhog, 5 ½ ft box blade, 7 ft land

leveler, LMC 20x18 disk, tractor has

Cummins A series engine, $ 11,000/ for

all. Tony Jasper, Siler City 919- 742- 3553

or 252- 883- 9702- cell.

801 Ford Power Master diesel

tractor 40 hp completely restored, 4 post

canopy , show condition, $ 5,000; Super A

Farmall tractor with cultivators, $ 2,500.

Joe Ward, Whiteville 910- 840- 2491.

One row Cole fertilizer, distributor

and cultivator, all new parts, bolts, hoses,

points and paint, disc and extra feet for

cultivating $ 750 OBO. Jimmy Covington,

Pilot Mtn 336- 368- 1613.

AC series D motor grader power

lift or blade, all other adjustments made

mechanically needs motor, $ 1,500 OBO;

JD 350 bulldozer w/ 6 way blade, 9300

series quick attachment backhoe, runs but

needs major work, $ 2,500 OBO. Steve

Brown, Supply 910- 520- 2709.

30 ton wood splitter 11 hp Honda

16 gpm pump, new 36” stroke VGC,

$ 1,500; Honda 350 Rancher ES 4 wheeler

’ 04, 94 miles, LNC, $ 3,500. Keith Holt,

Pinnacle 336- 325- 2151.

NH model 68 square baler, worked

good this year, no longer needed $ 500 OBO.

J. Short, Fleetwood 828- 264- 8560.

’ 68 Sears lawn tractor electric start,

light, low range/ high range, 3 pt electric

hitch with attachments, $ 1,000; Sears 4

ft snow blower heavy duty front lawn

tractor mount, used 1 time, $ 200. Doug

Sloop, Kannapolis 704- 932- 3048.

Post hole digger bushhog brand 3 pt

hitch post hole digger with down pres-sure,

9” auger, LNC, $ 990. Rick Sandler,

Greensboro 336- 273- 5763.

Gehl 2170 hay mower conditioner,

9 ft cut, fi eld ready, $ 2,500; Vermeer

605F, round hay baler, bale size 5’ x6’,

always kept in shed, $ 4,000; ’ 78 Grain-

O- Vator, self unloading, PTO driven,

GC, $ 4,000. J. Donald Kerr, Waxhaw

704- 843- 3328.

Grinder mixer NH II354, $ 1,800.

Jim Barlowe, Boomer 828- 758- 4603.

Worksaver hay spear 3 pt hitch,

$ 125. Dennis Foster, Mocksville 336-

492- 7538.

Ford model 8N tractor front end

loader, fi ts red belly tractors and in

GC, $ 250. Tiny Simpson, Kernersville

336- 993- 4714.

’ 76 JD 4430 tractor with cab EC,

$ 18,500. Alex Hege, Lexington 336-

971- 2823.

’ 49 JD B with loader and new rear

tires, $ 3,000. Dan Guichard, Battleboro

252- 972- 6505.

JD 5500 4x4 tractor, 1,850 hr, 73

hp, $ 18,000; 3 pt, 6 ft Hardee bushhog,

$ 900; 24 disc leveling harrow Taylorway

on wheel, $ 1,000; 9 ft tiller, heavy duty,

3 pt, $ 900. Tony Hussey, Seagrove

336- 879- 4212.

’ 57 JD 420C dozer, w/ winch, GC,

$ 5,400. Bob Brudge, New Bern 252-

638- 5398 or 671- 9423.

JD 70 diesel row crop tractor, 2

cylinder engine and pony motor runs

great, tractor is great mechanical condi-tion

ready t o restore, work or tractor

pull, 3 pt hook up and lift, 38” tires,

almost new, $ 3,750. Phil Boyles, Denver

704- 408- 1058.

’ 41 JD H all original, new paint and

tires, factory lights, starter and hyd, $ 4,850;

JD LUS stationary engine mounted on

small wagon with homemade Bakers

Fan, $ 500. Ed Lineback, Winston- Salem

336- 764- 0041.

Liebherr 621B loader with general

purpose bucket, great machine, used

for clearing, almost new tracks, LNC,

$ 28,000. Mike Kennedy, Madison 336-

548- 5858.

2000 Honda Foreman 450S VGC,

$ 2,600 OBO. Gary Greene, Lenoir

828- 757- 6504.

Taylorway 12 ft offset harrow,

$ 3,500; Ford OULL type hay rakes,

$ 400. JD model 450 17 disc grain drill,

$ 3,500; JD 5 bottom 3 pt, $ 275, all GC,

sheltered. John Andrews, Greensboro

336- 674- 5882.

Three backhoe buckets fi ts Cat 416,

420, 36”, 24”, 12”, VGC, $ 1,500. Josh

Brown, Wilkesboro 336- 984- 2660.

’ 01 MF 231S less than 275 hrs, EC,

includes 6’ bushhog squealer bushhog

and 6’ bushhog scrape blade, $ 12,500/

for all. Bobby Byerly, Lexington 336-

859- 5374.

’ 04 272 JD grooming mower, PTO

540, w/ 3 pt hook up, one season, stored

inside, LNC, $ 1,250. K. Nelson, Mayodan

336- 209- 2436.

Ford 3000 diesel, PS, live lift and

PTO, paint and tires LNC, new equipment,

5’ bushhog, 6’ box scrape, boom pole,

carryall, 16 disc, $ 6,500. Robert Whitaker,

Walnut Cove 336- 595- 8571.

JD F620 Z trak with 54” deck and

2 sets of blades, $ 3,000. Loren Black,

Liberty 336- 685- 9635.

JD 640 side delivery hay rake, GC,

$ 1,000. Johnny Massey, Burlington

336- 337- 2913.

6” disc harrow, 20” HD box frame,

$ 600; 6” tillage, 7’ HD, $ 450; single

subsoiler, 3 pt, $ 100; single one row

cultivator, LNC, $ 125. Lloyd Cox,

Randleman 336- 674- 5876.

Brush Bandit wood chipper gas

Wisconsin engine, VGC, 9” log capac-ity,

disc style, $ 4,950. Ben Honeycutt,

New Hill 919- 362- 9558.

JD cotton picker 4 row 38” fi eld

ready, EC, $ 22,000; R40 gleaner combine

316 fl ex head, 360 corn head, 438 corn

head, ready to work. Lucas Richard,

Newton 828- 234- 7870.

’ 79 Ford Industrial tractor with

loader EC, $ 9,300. Larry Ferguson,

Stokesdale 336- 427- 8950.

Two ’ 96 Taylor twin cure 14 box

tobacco barns, heat exchangers installed

by Taylor mfg, used very little, EC,

$ 15,000 OBO. Dale Robinson, Garland

910- 529- 3951.

JD 16” 3 bottom plow, category 2

hitch, GC, $ 300; Intern’l one row corn

picker, needs some work, $ 200; Generac

tractor PTO driven generator 25KW,

50KW surge, LNC, $ 2,000. Charles

Smith, Gibsonville 336- 621- 1505.

40’ Mayrath grain/ hay conveyor,

engine drive, $ 1,000; Gehl 95 grinder

mixer 21” mill, $ 2,500; 1.5” traveling

gun irrigation reel, 400 ft hose 150 ft

spray pattern, $ 7,500. Harold Paxton,

Brevard 828- 884- 4330.

12” single bottom turning plow,

$ 125. Charles Boles, Pilot Mtn 336-

374- 5321.

Woods 1050 3 pt backhoe attach-ment

w/ 3 buckets, $ 5,000; JD model

9 mower, $ 400; tandem rake hitch, use

with 2 left discharge rakes, $ 250; Ford

8N, $ 2,600. Andrew Wright, Graham

336- 266- 0778.

’ 48 8N Ford w/ Sherman hi/ lo trans-mission,

runs good, $ 2,250; ’ 50 Ford F5

fl atbed 12’ with sides V8 fl athead motor,

runs, brakes need work, $ 2,500. Anton

Bevis, Germanton 336- 994- 6040.

IH 720 plow 6 bottom on land hitch,

automatic reset, $ 1,800. Mitchel Overcash,

Kannapolis 704- 932- 1383.

MF tractor 1260 with loader, 593

hours, EC, $ 11,200; Cat 951 C track

loader, looks good, runs good, good

undercarriage, $ 15,800; Kubota mini

excavator KH61 7- 8,000 lbs, good

undercarriage, runs and operates good,

$ 9,600. Jim Greene, Pfafftown 336-

945- 3316.

Ground driven manure spreader

made by Nat’l Farm Machinery, Inc.,

bed is 9’ 6” long and 3’ 5” wide, needs

tires, looks rough, works great, $ 600;

’ 41 Farmall McCormick model H tractor,

$ 1,800 OBO. Charles Jernigan, Benson

919- 669- 5881.

NH 271 square baler shed kept,

new needles, good tires, fi eld ready,

$ 1,600; homemade wood splitter, runs

good, 3 pt hitch, $ 70. M. T. Ramey, Earl

704- 484- 3689.

8N Ford red belly tractor, newly

rebuilt motor and hydraulic system 4 new

tires, good paint, EC, has scrape blade,

cultivator and turning plows, $ 3,900.

Tim Couch, Elkin 336- 957- 1542.

AC 333 8 row, no till planter, used to

plant soybeans last season but no longer

needed, EC, $ 2,500. Michael Ridenhour,

Rockwell 704- 239- 0668.

Toro 14” boom self contained

sprayer, great for farm spraying, 150

gallon tank, VGC, $ 5,500. Rick Eller,

Salisbury 704- 213- 2535.

’ 52 Ford 8N with loader, EC, $ 5,500

OBO. Frank Brilliant, Salisbury 980-

621- 1493.

MF1085 cab blower 81 PTO HP,

VGC, BH 2846 loader and bucket quick

disconnect $ 13,900. Hunter London,

Ruffi n 336- 939- 9750.

’ 86 4610 Ford tractor GC, good

tires, shuttle shift w/ 2 hyd remotes,

$ 9,000. Jamie White, Mocksville 336-

399- 0500.

JD 420 S 3 pt, 4 spd, PTO origi-nal

$ 4,200; 2155 w/ 175 loader, GC,

$ 12,500. Mark Phelps, Clemmons

336- 813- 7716.

Bushhog 5’, $ 300; scrape blade

rev. 7’ $ 125; hvy duty bog harrow 8

disc, 23’, LNC, $ 400. E. D. Whitesell,

Whitsett 336- 697- 1234.

’ 58 Farmall Cub cultivator, runs

great, new tires, VGC, $ 2,300; AC 300

2 row planter, 3 pt hitch, fertilizer box,

front colters, EC, $ 800. Pat Sherman,

Concord 704- 490- 8631.

12” single bottom turning plow,

$ 125. Charles Boles, Pilot Mtn 336-

374- 5321.

’ 61 Ford 641 Workmaster parts

only, good engine, good tires, bad

transmission. $ 600. Tommy Roberts,

Creedmoor 919- 451- 1692.

‘ 56 Farmall Cub always sheltered,

new front tires, mostly original, runs

good, all cultivators/ attachments, solid

tractor, $ 2,500; ’ 97 JD GT275 low

hours, always sheltered, GC, 18 hp,

$ 2,000. Timothy Fulcher, LaGrange

252- 560- 1864.

EZ go electric golf cart, new heavy

duty batteries, GC, $ 1,300. Derek Drye,

Kannapolis 980- 521- 6369.

Ford 8N farm tractor sheet metal GC,

engine well maintained, $ 2,750. Michael

Estep, Clemmons 336- 766- 1542.

801 Power Master Select o Matic

transmission, $ 500 OBO. Randy Putman,

Kernersville 336- 240- 5143.

Super Ford Dexter tractor new

transmission good tires, motor needs

some work, $ 2,000. Kenneth Peeler,

Gold Hill 704- 633- 4499.

6 ton Pioneer farm wagon 16’ bed,

brakes, metal tongue for tractor/ truck and

wooden tongue for team of horses, bench

seats also available, $ 1,200. Bob Richens,

Hendersonville 828- 685- 1170.

Tractor Ford 600 field ready

w/ Hardee 6” box blade Int’l 5” bush-hog

3 pt hitch cultivator and carry all,

$ 3,600. Winfred Aldridge, Burlington

336- 584- 6262.

’ 36 to ’ 39 JD size 52 steel trip plow,

it is a two bottom plow it is made for

a ’ 38 to ’ 39 B JD tractor, have all the

parts to restore to original condition,

$ 500. Myraden Tarlton, Monroe 704-

753- 4922.

’ 02 NH TC 25D 4WD, auto hydst,

rear/ mid PTO, industrial tires, VGC,

$ 8,950 OBO. John Reilly, Lillington

910- 893- 5592.

Butler model 370 feed mixer with

side unload, large fl otation tires with

stainless steel liner, $ 9,000. Mike Skin-ner,

Winterville 252- 714- 3848.

’ 63 MF 35 deluxe all original, GC,

$ 4,500. Jay Weaver, Mt. Olive 919-

689- 3880.

‘ 60’ s Ford tractor 601 approximately

39 hp, runs great, painted several years

ago, looks good, no gasket leaks, every-thing

works good, oil changed, recently

tuned up, ready to work, $ 3,900. N. Ball,

Burlington 919- 272- 9971.

Irrigation pipe, 70- 3” pieces, 20- 4”

pieces, 1 gun, IH 6 cyl irrigation pump

needs work, 1 PTO pump, $ 700. Marshall

Sweat, West End 910- 690- 4226.

NH round baler, 851 auto wrap

with chains, 5x5 bale, GC, $ 5,000; AC

leveling disc, 12 ft on wheels, new disc

on front, $ 500. Blair Burrage, Concord

704- 786- 3195.

’ 81 MF 275 diesel, 67 hp, remote

hydraulics, PS, always sheltered, top link,

draw bar, manual included, EC, $ 7,900;

Brown 6’ heavy duty tree/ brush cutter,

cut up to 4” diameter trees, GC, $ 1,900;

Ford front wheel weights, $ 75. T. Hohn,

Archdale 336- 434- 5321.

Long diesel tractor model 310 25

hp, $ 2,995. Owen Osborne, Rural Hall

336- 969- 1999.

’ 49 JD M tractor been in shed for

years converted to 12 volt two tandem

trailer loads or equipment including set

of iron wheels, $ 2,200. Harold Loftis,

Ruffi n 336- 939- 3871.

Finish mower fi rst choice 60” cut

rear discharge LNC, $ 650. John Moose,

Mt Ulla 704- 502- 3470.

1010 JD w/ rebuilt engine new clutch

assembly and cultivators, $ 5,000; 800

Ford new paint, runs good, $ 4,500; JD

494A, 4 row pull type planter w/ fertil-izer

hoppers, $ 800; AC 238, 2 row corn

head, GC, $ 800. H. Currie, Ellerbe

910- 334- 0404.

Electric pecan cracker, $ 750. Buck

Barrier, Midland 704- 888- 5549.

MF 510 combine 6 cylinder Perkins

diesel 13’, grain head, w/ 2 row corn

head, GC, $ 6,500; Farmall 100 tractor

w/ cultivators, $ 3,000. M. Currie, Ellerbe

910- 652- 5024.

’ 77 JD 4230 cab AC quad range 2

remote uses no oil, poor tires, $ 11,500.

Nathaniel Watts, China Grove 704-

239- 5907.

Gibson model D tractor/ leversteer,

$ 900; Kubota L210 diesel tractor for

parts, $ 500; steel wheel wagon cart, good

for large fl ywheel motor, $ 400. Robert

Jeffreys, Linden 910- 980- 0771.

’ 41 Farmall M w/ McCormick 2

MH, 2 row mounted type corn picker,

$ 4,900. John Whitley, Battleboro 252-

937- 8101.

Leader tractor runs good used every

year in garden, $ 1,350. Dolian Duncan,

Roxboro 336- 599- 2417.

Heavy duty equipment trailer 4 tan-dem

axle with dove tail, $ 1,000. Ashley

Spain, Smithfi eld 919- 524- 6922.

2005 Kubota M8200 4x4 tractor

with front loader hay spear and bucket,

tractor in EC, $ 25,000. Ricky McCourry,

Green Mtn 828- 682- 7756.

MF2500 all terrain lift with diesel

engine max lift 21 ½ ft with side shift,

$ 8,500; 5 ft Roanoke side by ditch bank

cutter, $ 600. Lonnie Lee, Williamston

252- 799- 8923.

EB 3500 watt generator commercial

grade auto idle, $ 1,500. L. Drye, Stanfi eld

704- 888- 2885.

’ 67 corn picker 1 row Ford, GC,

$ 1,600; ’ 74 D4D bulldozer caterpil-lar,

$ 9,000. Valerie Andrews, Boomer

336- 921- 3124.

’ 58 Ferguson 35 gas tractor, good

paint and tires, runs good with a 5’

bushhog, $ 3,450. Kenneth Carter, New

London 704- 463- 7186.

JD sickle mower $ 110, disc harrow

$ 100; scoop pan, $ 60; AC snap coupling

plow, $ 50; bog harrow, $ 160; woodsaw

fi ts tractor, $ 200. Kenneth Lynch, Ashe-boro

336- 879- 2849.

Counterweight kit including brackets

for late model JD skidloader, includes 8

40 lb suitcase weights, $ 400. W. Smith,

Kannapolis 704- 309- 1576.

165 MF tractor diesel, $ 5,000. Stanley

J. Brown, Lillington 910- 893- 5518.

Hardee sprayer 300 gallon trailer

w/ 35 ft boom and electric controls,

$ 1,900; 11 tine chisel plow, $ 900. Franklin

Rivenbark, Burgaw 910- 259- 2717.

140 Farmall body EC, with front

and rear cultivators, fertilizer hopper,

1 pt hitch, $ 4,300; 3 pt factory hitch

for Super A, LNC, $ 400. Ricky Gaines,

Bear Creek 919- 837- 5879.

Long diesel tractor model 310 25

hp, FC, $ 2,995 OBO. Owen Osborne,

Rural Hall 336- 969- 1999.

Bradco backhoe for skidsteer

loader 9 HD VGC, $ 4,500. Tony Baio,

Lexington 336- 362- 0796.

King Kutter, 5 ft fi nishing mower,

needs repair, $ 800. Warren Hook, Mebane

919- 563- 4629.

Two horse turning plow, $ 75; cross

cut saw, $ 25; hand well pump, $ 175. John

McSwain, Shelby 704- 482- 2912.

’ 66 MF 180 tractor engine needs

rebuilding, good for parts, $ 600. Rick

Craddock, Snow Hill 252- 286- 8600.

Kubota 245 tractor offset, GC,

$ 3,650; model 1910 Ford tractor, ’ 87, 30

hp, new tires, PS, 6’ King Kutter grass

mower, $ 4,250. J. Q. Parsons, Walnut

Cove 336- 591- 4266.

NH 354 grinder mixer GC, $ 3,500.

Sidney Thompson, Sembra 336- 234-

9187.

Power King tractor one owner,

complete new motor clutch and pressure

plate and bearing, $ 3,200. James Page,

Fayetteville 910- 483- 5645.

4 ” Gorman Rupp self priming

centrifugal PTO drive pump, 500 gallons

per minute, $ 600. Dwight Davenport,

Creswell 252- 797- 4730.

Behind tractor wood saw, over 50

y/ o, $ 400; corn planter plates, $ 5; plow

points, $ 5; log chains, $ 5. David Carpenter,

Bessemer City 704- 629- 5165.

Oliver plow bottom two 12” trailer

type, $ 350. Robert Sell, Winston- Salem

336- 595- 8247.

Old farm machines, harrows, bush

& bogg harrow, stalk cutter, shop forge

used for sharpening plows, and many

more items. R. Freeman, Charlotte

704- 588- 0069.

’ 71 JD 5020 dual wheel, 131 hp

for restoring, $ 2,500. Raymond Deese,

Dobson 336- 374- 6793.

18 blade disc 3 pt hitch, $ 250; breaking

plow, 3 16” plows, 3 pt hitch, $ 275; bush-hog

5 ft, 40 hp gear box, $ 250. Rudolph

Bizzell, Selma 919- 965- 2764.

Red Cub Intern’l grill, will fi t any

solid red Cub tractor, $ 200. John Helms,

Albermarle 704- 982- 5120.

’ 01 Honda Foreman Rubicon 4

wheeler, red, 217 miles, $ 4,500. Bobby

Haley, Reidsville 336- 349- 9406.

Ditch witch chain cuttings width

extensions to 8 inch, have 3 off of J

20 3 ft boom. Jim Fields, Greensboro

336- 674- 0372.

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JD 95 D NH 205 hrs, 18.4- 34 rear,

10.00x16 front tires, warranty, $ 25,500;

two Intern’l V8 gas truck engines with 5

spd transmission, front axles, $ 2,000 for

all OBO. Alvin Hostetler, Hamptonville

336- 468- 8367.

460 Intern’l utility diesel PS w/ 4000

Freeman loader to fi x up or for parts,

$ 1,900; 6 ft MF bushhog, FC, $ 250;

two bottom 1 pt hitch turning plows,

$ 150 or $ 2,100/ for all. Ernest Pinnix,

Eden 336- 627- 9303.

Unloading head 8ft 45 degrees - 6 ft to

8 ft auger with 5 hp motor, GC for Long

or Unico bins, $ 250. James Bracknell,

Franklinton 919- 494- 7432.

Tractor 801 diesel $ 3,800; 9 shank

tillage tool, $ 300; boom pole, $ 80;

scrape blade, $ 175. James Isley, Julian

919- 697- 1697.

Ford B16 blue silage wagon, $ 1,250;

Ford 309 2 row corn planter, $ 375; NI

manure spreader, PTO drive, 130 bu,

$ 1,100. Johnny Sowers, Lexington

336- 764- 3491.

AC WD tractor tricycle, tires FC,

runs good, needs water pump, $ 2,200;

MF square hay baler, fi eld ready, $ 900.

Franklin Hartley, Lexington 336- 357-

5729.

Hit and Miss 3 hp, Fairbanks Morse

with dolly, EC, original owner, manual,

$ 2,000. J. F. Moore, Greensboro 336-

454- 1820.

’ 59 Golden Anniversary David

Bradley garden tractor with sickle mower,

painted and motor rebuilt, original tires,

EC, $ 600. Dan Wilhelm, Jonesville

336- 835- 2213.

7000 Ford tractor good hay

rolling, $ 8,500; MF 6 bar short rake,

$ 850. Haskell Garrison, Weaverville

828- 645- 9409.

Electric fuel pump, one belly mounted

cycle mower for Super a tractor in GC.

John Yancey, Clinton 910- 592- 5376.

6 ft box blade, LNC, $ 300; Ford dirt

pan, 2 way, LNC, $ 150; 3000 Ford diesel

tractor, GC, $ 6,000. Clarence McCain,

Providence 336- 388- 2506.

’ 98 Case IH C50 40 hp hyd remotes,

canopy top, nice tractor, $ 7,600. Charles

Mode, Lexington 336- 764- 2586.

Simplicity 735 riding mower/ garden

tractor, 8 hp Briggs with original 7 hp,

Briggs, 3 blade mowing deck, 30” tiller,

7 hp engine, original starter, generator,

$ 300 OBO; older MTD front tine tiller 5

hp Briggs rebuilt w/ new parts, forward/

reverse, converted to electronic ignition,

VGC, $ 250 OBO. John Skipper, Sophia

336- 861- 5880.

MF 10 variable speed gas tractor with

snow blade, mowing deck cultivator,

turning plow, runs good, $ 750 nego. Betty

Wallace, Thurmond 336- 874- 2912.

Ford backhoe and loader gas, 4

spd, Sherman transmission, new radia-tor,

rebuilt hydraulic drive shaft, new

front wheels, good tires, runs good,

$ 4,000. Bill Gibson, Kernersville 336-

769- 9826.

Estate 60 mowing deck, 5 ft with 3

pt hitch, new extra drive belt and extra

blades, needs one spindle, $ 200. R. Wayne

Wood, Germanton 336- 591- 7588.

6 ft, 3 pt hitch disc, VGC, garden roto

tiller, 6 hp B& S, leaf and straw mulcher,

6 hp, all in VGC, $ 100-$ 500. Edward

Stever, Concord 704- 786- 4343.

One horse turning plow all steel,

cherry red with new oak handles, $ 85.

John Saunders, China Grove 704- 223-

1679.

AC combine pull type model 66,

$ 500 OBO. Harry Hart, Lawndale

704- 538- 8569.

Intern’l 4- 16” bottom plow $ 800. Glenn

Smith, Mt Pleasant 704- 436- 6694.

Cat 941 loader $ 16,000. Elmo Cobb,

Snow Camp 336- 376- 8939.

MF combine 300, 13 ft grain table,

2 row corn head, diesel, sheltered, used

this year, GC, $ 1,500. Bill Warren,

North Wilkesboro 336- 696- 2846 or

902- 6903.

’ 61 Ford 601 Workmaster with PS,

low hours, original tractor but in EC,

many new parts and tires, $ 4,300. D.

Prah, Westfi eld 336- 351- 2803.

Two 9N Ford tractors, one needs

paint, runs good, $ 1,400; one with side

mower Sherman transmission, looks and

runs good, $ 1,800. Joe Carpenter, Nebo

828- 652- 3633.

DMI 5 shank ripper, 2500 series,

EC, $ 5,500. Robert Norwood, Oxford

252- 492- 2848.

MF combine 300 with corn header,

used this season works good, $ 600. Roger

Isaacs, Kernersville 336- 869- 3287.

Finishing disc with cylinder 13

½ ft wide, EC, JD, $ 1,100. J. D. Furr,

Richfi eld 704- 279- 3643.

Quantum power, 5 hp Troybilt walk

behind vacuum shredder, $ 350. Joe Pope,

Cedar Grove 919- 732- 8468.

Long backhoe model 4008, 3 pt,

used 12 hours, fi ts 25- 40 hp tractors,

LNC, $ 4,400. Ted Kelly, Marston 910-

582- 4673.

Economy tractor 12 hp, runs good,

cultivator, turning plow, disc, farrowing

off plow, $ 1,250. Donald Simerson,

Linwood 336- 752- 2218.

22 blade disc model HTR 220 22B, 3

pt hitch, sheltered, paint good, EC, $ 500.

Jesse Scott, Pinnacle 336- 325- 2133.

Two disc plows $ 100/ ea; burlap

sacks, $. 50/ ea. James Whitley, Concord

704- 782- 5762.

6 ft bushhog, Leinbach line, needs

repair, $ 150. W. J. Lofl in, Denton 336-

859- 4945.

Tractor suit case weights, $ 45/ ea. Neil

Graham, Rowland 910- 422- 8150.

1948 JD A $ 6,000; AC WD, $ 5,000;

11.0- 38 tractor tire, $ 100; 124 38 tractor

tire, $ 100. John Hood, Greensboro 336-

621- 4954 or 908- 4735- cell.

Super A Farmall restored, show

ready, $ 3,800; 871 gas Ford, PS,

$ 3,950. Charles Willard, Yadkinville

336- 961- 6061.

Farmall Super A runs good, 3 pt

hitch with disc, have all items to convert

from 3 pt hitch to standard rear end for

cultivators plow, $ 3,000 with disc, or

$ 2,750 without. Ray Holliman, Stokes

252- 752- 4841.

JD 2240 diesel tractor, with new

tires on front, one new tire on rear,

good paint, GC, $ 7,600. A. Thompson,

Mooresville 704- 663- 1185.

Cub Cadet 129 hydro Kohler engine

with manual, still using, always shel-tered,

one owner, EC, original wagon

included, $ 700. David Tolar, Maxton

910- 844- 9140.

JD 6 ft scrape blade, new disc har-row,

18 disc, $ 400; backhoe attachment

743 Bobcat, $ 1,400. Cliff Everhart,

Thomasville 336- 476- 4590.

JD 1010 tractor with 5 ft bushhog,

GC, $ 3,000. Reid Stephenson, Garner

919- 369- 8332.

Ford 2 row corn planter with fertil-izer

hopper, several plates, GC, $ 500;

Ford 3000 diesel, PS, live power, roll

bar, spinout wheels, GC, $ 6,250 OBO. R.

Wilson, Kernersville 336- 993- 4916.

JD not running, $ 1,200; 4 wheel

wagon, steel, $ 1,500; 9’ mowing machine,

$ 250; 2 B AC, $ 1,200/ ea; Oliver 66, not

running, $ 1,200; Farmall M sheep feet

running, $ 1,200; Farmall 130 w/ fast

hitch, $ 2,500; Farmall 350 w/ 12’ mower,

$ 2,500; Farmall Super C, not running,

$ 1,800; Farmall H not running, $ 1,800.

B. Carraway, Deep Run 252- 568- 3272

or 521- 7693.

Ford 3600 tractor 1100 hrs, Curtis

cab, remote valve, hyd front blade, 6 ft

bushhog, Ford plow, Ford disc, Ford

rear blade, tire chains, EC, $ 10,500.

Robert Lambert, Laurel Springs 336-

359- 8236.

Roanoke tobacco harvester, $ 3,500;

irrigation pipe 6’, $ 2/ ft; 4’, $ 1.50/ ft.

Danny Bowman, Granite Falls 828-

396- 9926.

970 JD tractor w/ front end loader,

VGC, $ 6,000. David Johnson, Randle-man

336- 302- 2307.

Husky 100 log loader, 353 Detroit

power, 2,000 hours on rebuilt, $ 2,000.

Mark Robertson, Ocean Isle 910- 579-

1915.

TD9 Intern’l dozer, complete, new

tracks, rear sprockets, new generator,

new clutch, rebuilt starter, engine struck,

$ 1500. Donnie Boles, Mocksville 336-

492- 5274.

JD 4410 4WD, E hydro, 225 hrs, 430

loader, cruise, motion match, new 7 iron,

JD 60” mid mount mower, $ 20,500. R.

Jones, Fuquay Varina 919- 552- 2879.

’ 01 JD skid steer loader, model 270,

EC, $ 12,000 OBO. Gilbert Clark, Bear

Creek 919- 742- 7463 or 548- 5137.

Intern’l 1586 tractor C/ A/ H du-als

and front weights, 4,500 hrs, GC,

$ 13,000; ’ 96 Ford 6640 SLE C/ A/ H,

4,800 hrs, EC, $ 21,000. Roy Watts,

Trinity 336- 434- 5727.

Case David Brown 990 tractor,

diesel, PS, 52 hp, $ 5,000; Case 380 trac-tor,

diesel, PS, $ 6,000. David Shepherd,

Wilkesboro 336- 921- 3166.

CAT D6B dozer 44A series, hyd

blade, excellent farm machine, VGC,

$ 11,000 OBO. Todd Moore, Cleveland

704- 278- 1292.

880 David Brown Selectomatic

tractor, P/ S, rear remotes, needs lift

repair, $ 3,600. Larry McNeill, Robbins

910- 639- 1979.

Gleaner K combine two, 12 row corn

header; 13 ft grain header, fi eld ready,

$ 2,200 OBO. Jason Talton, Princeton

919- 921- 0814.

Ferguson TO 35 tractor 5/ 4 disc,

scraper, deep soil plow, Cole planter,

cultivator, small plow, all 3 pt hitch,

GC, $ 5,000. Harvey Poole, Charlotte

704- 399- 6602.

’ 90 Ford L 7000 diesel, conventional

cab tractor, GC, $ 5,900; 28 ft storage van

trailer, $ 1,500. Sam Beam, Mooresville

704- 506- 2917.

Intern’l Harvester model OS6

orchard tractor for parts or restoration

SN OBK- S- 15084 have complete trac-tor

but disassembled, $ 1,000. Jim Starr,

Burlington 336- 213- 8547.

NH 282 hay baler sq bales, sheltered,

needs repair, $ 550. Marjorie Leonard,

Louisburg 919- 496- 4525.

Fertilizer spreader 3 pt hitch, 800

lb, never used, $ 300. Melvin Massey,

Mebane 919- 563- 1266.

SD offset harrow 7 ft cut, $ 700.

William Spease, Pfafftown 336- 945-

5398.

One row Cole fertilizer distribu-tor/

cultivator all new parts, bolts, hoses,

points and paint, disc and extra feet for

cultivating, $ 750 OBO. Jimmy Covington,

Pilot Mtn 336- 368- 1613.

CAT 941 B loader, GC, $ 20,000.

Steve Clontz, Mooresville 704- 528- 4136

or 506- 9219.

Disc plow, pull type, belly sickle

mower for Farmall Super A tractor

and JD drill, $ 600 OBO. Burley Beal,

Lincolnton 704- 735- 7766.

MF 220 2 row 3 pt cultivator, GC,

$ 250; Hesston 3700 rake/ tedder, 3 pt hitch,

extra parts, N/ R, $ 550; MF 33 grain drill,

13 run on rubber, N/ R, $ 400; Panarama

tedder, 2 rotor, pull type, GC, $ 850, etc.

Thaxton Richardson, Jr., Greensboro

336- 656- 3961 aft 8 pm.

MF 540 combine w/ 13 ft grain head,

4 row corn head, $ 3,500; MF combine

with 13 ft grain head, $ 1,500. Larry

Johnson, Sanford 919- 499- 4930.

# 200 NH woodsaw, $ 300; A151

2 disc plow, $ 250; 6 ft sickle mower,

$ 300 OBO, all will fi t on back of Super

A, always sheltered. Joe Pope, Cedar

Grove 919- 732- 8468.

JD 850B bulldozer engine and hydraulic

pump just rebuilt, semi U blade with pin

on root rake, EC, $ 32,500. Ken Weaver,

Union Mills 828- 289- 5482.

Farmall M diesel 3 pt hitch, tires,

sheet metal and paint VGC, $ 2,800. Kathy

Garner, Siler City 919- 548- 1021.

NH sq baler # 271, Deutz mower,

large 6 ft, Deutz hay rake w/ wheels,

Deutz 4006 tractor, Vermeer round baler,

$ 8,000/ for all, will sell separate. Cone

Moss, Cherryville 704- 472- 5522.

Farmall W9 gas tractor, not run-ning,

$ 2,000; Intern’l I6 gas tractor,

not running, $ 2,000; Farmall H tractor,

not running, $ 1,250; two row Lilliston

rolling cultivator, no fertilizer, $ 350;

four row KMC rolling cultivator no

fertilizer, $ 800, etc. Robert Humbles,

Jr., Ayden 252- 746- 6838.

JD roll over fl ip 4 bottom breaking

plow, $ 800; four row 48” tobacco double

disc bedder with fertilizer hoppers and

hydraulic row markers, $ 1,500; four row

48” tobacco rolling cultivator by KMC,

no fertilizer, $ 1,500/ ea. Robert Humbles,

Sr., Ayden 252- 746- 6576.

NH round baler # 845, GC, $ 2,075;

AC 72 all crop combine, $ 450; K gleaner

238 corn head, $ 400. Alex and Neal

Nelson, Oak Ridge 336- 643- 5786.

Gill HD box scrape $ 625; hydraulic

top link, $ 200; 3 bottom MF plows,

$ 375. Doug Gravley, Oak Ridge 336-

644- 1686.

JD 39N sickle mower, GC, $ 350;

JD 1240 planter, $ 550; 3 pt hitch till-age

tool, $ 250; hay wagon, 16’, $ 600.

Matthew Hutchinson, Lexington 336-

787- 3981.

Goat creep feeder, $ 350; ’ 51 Mc-

Cormick Cub tractor w/ Woods belly

mower, $ 950. Don Brown, McLeansville

336- 375- 4539.

Kubota B6000 tractor, 3 pt lift,

$ 2,500; Farmall Cub with some equip-ment,

$ 1,500, both tractors run good

with strong lifts. Chuck Lynn, Cameron

919- 353- 9461.

Ford Industrial 545C loader tractor

4WD, 60 hp diesel, shuttle transmission,

rear weights, good rubber, EC, $ 17,500;

Ford 3600 diesel, 8 spd, rear weights,

good paint, $ 7,500; MF 1155 diesel,

cab AC, heat, multi power transmission,

GC, $ 7,500. M. Singleton, Advance

336- 998- 7774.

RB1500 Gehl round baler, fi eld

ready, EC, $ 2,500. Bob Johnson, Ston-eville

336- 573- 1057.

Valley 5th wheel hitch 16,000 lb

cap, mounts with quick pins and rails,

double pivoting head popout indicator

for positive lock, come with all mounting

hardware, $ 350. Graham White, Moncure

919- 718- 1537.

’ 06 JD 5425 tractor 4WD front

end loader, w/ forks 3 N 1 bucket, MX7

mower, landscape rake and 23’ trailer

( 7 ton) included, $ 45,000. T. Manning,

Trenton 252- 224- 1708.

15’ Landpride batwing mower

1,000 rpm, CV joint driveshaft, safety

chains, front and rear, laminated tires,

$ 4,500; Bridgeport milling machine,

9x42 bed, 6’ vise, 1.5 hp, 3 ph motor,

variable speed, etc., $ 2,700,. Jerry Hare,

Mocksville 336- 751- 2753.

574 Intern’l tractor diesel, PS,

remotes, low & high tranny, runs good,

good metal and paint, $ 950; riding mow-ers,

Simplicity, 2 Cub Cadets, 2 JD, 8 hp

to 16 hp, $ 150-$ 750. Charles Perkins,

Burlington 336- 584- 6460.

Farm wagon 17 ft, long flat,

bed mounted on 6 ton NH body, EC,

$ 1,200. Tommy Smith, Concord 704-

782- 8583.

Ford 4610 SU tractor $ 6,500;

Ford 3000 diesel, $ 5,200. Larry Essick,

Kernersville 336- 689- 2682.

’ 02 Polaris Sportsman 500 HO ATV,

4x4, independent suspension w/ scrape

blade, 165 hrs, EC, $ 5,000. Gary Wright,

Liberty 336- 685- 4344.

Ford 9600 tractor dual clamp on

wheels 18.4- 38, 80% tread straight 8

spd new clutch, no PTO dual remote,

strong tractor, fi eld ready, $ 6,000. Erik

Koontz, Lexington 336- 239- 2560.

’ 51 Oliver 77 commercial tractor,

straight line loader, 6 cyl diesel, with front

and rear loader, no turning around, not

running, $ 1,100; ’ 35 Case DO orchard

tractor, complete, not running, $ 800. Bill

King, Advance 336- 998- 0853.

’ 52 JD M tractor new tires front and

rear, 80% restored, runs good, $ 2,500; ’ 90

Smithco ball fi eld conditioner machine,

hyd. lift, 20 hp Kohler engine, scrape

blade, ripper, rake and drag equipment,

$ 1,500 OBO. William Spencer, Greens-boro

336- 674- 1504.

’ 88 Long tractor w/ canopy, very low

hours, VGC, original owner, w/ bushhog

2426QT, 5 y/ o, loader, bucket and spear,

quick attach, $ 6,700. R. M. Black, Crouse

704- 735- 9588.

250 Renegade chipper/ shredder/

grinder, 8 hp, gas, grinds up to 2” diam-eter

limbs, GC, $ 450. Bruce Voncannon,

Liberty 336- 622- 4148.

2255 feet of 3” irrigation pipe,

$ 1/ per ft; 31 sprinklers Rainbird 30, 40,

70 and Skinner on 4 ft risers, 45/ ea; 2

Rainbird 100 sprinklers, $ 100; trailer

to haul irrigation pipe, $ 200. Donald

Evans, Selma 919- 965- 8147.

’ 80 Ford 7600 farm tractor, good

tires, overall condition good, $ 8,500.

M. D. Stephenson, Willow Spring

919- 552- 2523.

IH 1586 cab AC duals, new rear

tires, $ 14,000. Dwight Frye, Cameron

919- 499- 7995.

Belarus tractor/ loader 31 hp, $ 5,500;

Vermeer 186 stump grinder, $ 2,500;

bushhog, 6 ft fi nish mower, 1 y/ o, $ 850.

Bill Kroll, Bennett 336- 879- 6505.

H80 Hyster forklift, $ 3,000; 750

amp Lincoln welder, $ 2,000; D6 Diehl

moulder, $ 5,000; York profi le grinder,

$ 1,000. Eddie Moretz, Deep Gap 828-

264- 5420.

Holland 2004 TL 100 4WD, cab

H& A, 12 spd, shuttle transmission,

3 remotes, low hours, LNC, always

sheltered, 540- 1,000 PTO, 93.5 hp,

$ 31,500. Phil Zimmerman, Lexington

336- 764- 1043.

72” Wood L306 belly mower with

brackets, GC, $ 400 OBO; RM 400 48”

Woods mower, 3 pt hitch, $ 350, GC,

$ 400 OBO. Mark Smith, Belews Creek

336- 613- 4257.

1700 Ford tractor, front loader, 4WD,

$ 5,100; 5’ bushhog, $ 350; 6 ft fi nish

mower, $ 700; 10”, 3 pt auger, $ 250,

250 lb fertilizer spreader, $ 250; etc. Bill

Trull, Archdale 336- 431- 3433.

Front end loader for MF 135,

$ 1,200. Joe Railton, Wadesboro 704-

320- 3693.

PTO 110 gallon orchard sprayer,

excellent for grapes, peaches, apples,

never used, $ 4,500; Troybilt 10 hp, 3”

wood chipper, used once, $ 600; 5 hp 2”

water sunk pump, excellent for irriga-tion,

$ 400. James George, Harmony

336- 492- 6139.

AC model C tractor good tires, runs

and looks good, $ 1,200 OBO; ’ 01 48 volt

Club Car Golf cart, aluminum frame, top

fold down windshield, automatic battery

charger, LNC, $ 2,300. Tony Cheek, Snow

Camp 336- 376- 3007.

’ 95 CAT backhoe loader w/ 2289

hours, EROPS, heat, 2WD, extra bucket

for footings, EC, $ 22,500; ’ 07 Delta 24’

GN utility trailer w/ adjustable dove tail,

ladder, overhead storage, extra tire/ wheel,

$ 6,950. Richard Morgan, Eagle Springs

910- 948- 4238.

’ 98 MF tractor model 231, 133 hours,

$ 9,800; bushhog, model SQ720, 110 hrs,

$ 800 or $ 10,400/ for both. James Frazier,

Greensboro 336- 621- 4054.

’ 58 JD 420T complete restoration,

runs great, show quality, $ 4,900 OBO;

JD 45 open station combine, runs great,

GC, bean/ corn heads, $ 1,000 OBO; JD

140 garden tractor, runs good, ready to

cut grass, $ 1,200. D. Jernigan, Jackson

252- 536- 2433.

Two Army Kaiser 2 ½ ton tractors,

one Mack engine and the other Cummings

engine, both converted to air brakes,

$ 6,000/ ea; Mill Creek 50 bu manure

spreader with rhino liner, $ 2,000. Bill

Bridges, Sanford 919- 880- 9543.

12’ Good Roads spreader body,

hydraulic runs off truck hydraulics,

good for sand, salt, lime, litter, etc,

made to sit in bed of truck, $ 1,000.

William Marshall, Sr., Winston- Salem

336- 345- 8250.

Simplicity 8 hp, chipper shredder for

leaves and small trees with attachments,

can deliver, LNC, $ 500. David Dawson,

Bahama 919- 620- 8055.

Hardee extra heavy duty 7 ft bush-hog,

no leaks, some rust and dents,

GC, $ 450; 2 row cultivator frame and

some parts, $ 50. Sandy Gabel, Oxford

919- 693- 8099.

Lely 240 6 disc mower, original

owner, EC, $ 3,500; Vermeer 504 super

I round baler, 5’ x4’, electric tie, one

owner, shed kept, EC, $ 8,000. Mike

Shaffner, Pinnacle 336- 325- 2953.

’ 39 M Farmall tractor runs well,

strong engine, 3 pt hitch adaptor, hy-draulics,

6 volt system with starter, shed

kept, $ 3,000. Dave Maupin, Taylorsville

828- 632- 1743.

MF 230 34 hp, Perkins diesel engine,

PS, 700 hrs, 6 ft bushhog, 20 disc har-row,

9 shank, no tiller, carry all, VGC,

$ 9,995. Otis Whitfi eld, Hurdle Mills

336- 364- 8144.

B& W turn over ball in bed hitch,

fi ts F150 year ’ 05-’ 07, $ 275. Jennifer

Britt, Star 910- 220- 1224.

Ditch Witch 1020 series capable of

digging a 30” deep, 3.25” wide trench, 11

hp Kohler engine, $ 2,600. Wout Geurts,

Carthage 910- 315- 4895.

NH 474 haybine used this year, 1

spare for extra parts, $ 1,500/ for all nego.

Charles Flynt, Colfax 336- 668- 2500.

118 Gallion grader, needs paint,

also some spare parts, VG working

condition, $ 7,500. Travis Faulk, Nakina

910- 640- 1346.

Mid 60’ s MF, 35 diesel tractor, live

PTO, new paint, steel wheel, seat and

battery, great tires, VG overall condition,

$ 4,000. Avery Moore, Winston- Salem

336- 785- 0004.

JD 1010 gas, cultivator, 3 pt hitch,

GC, $ 3,500. Robert Holland, Autryville

910- 567- 2318.

MF 175 diesel w/ remotes, $ 3,700;

MF 31 Industrial diesel w/ loader, 50

hp, 3 pt, with PTO, $ 4,400; MF 135 PS

Perkins gas, runs good, $ 4,295. Ronnie

Blalock, Albemarle 704- 982- 5718.

New 6’ bucket for JD 600/ 700 loader,

blower for grain bin, 1” x6” x10’ treated

boards, $ 3.50/ ea. Clifford Elliott, Denton

336- 302- 1132.

Vicon RP 1200 hay baler, shed stored,

well maintained, $ 2,500. Bobby Anderson,

Wilkesboro 336- 984- 3971.

Grain bins 1,800 bu and 2,800

bu fl oor sweeps and fan, $ 500/ ea or

$ 800/ for both. Elbert Buck, Winterville

252- 746- 6697.

’ 98 Honda 300 4 wheeler, original

tires, fl oor boards, LNC, $ 2,500; 8N

tractor $ 2,750; with 6’ mower, just

over hauled, new valves, clutch, tires,

radiator, carburetor, kept inside; scoop,

$ 100, just mower, $ 300. Rick Rogers,

Mt Pleasant 704- 436- 2154.

Biodiesel processor, all in one unit,

tank, pump, plumbing, drying, make your

own fuel, $ 525. E. Hewitt, Cleveland

704- 239- 2011.

TD6 track loader w/ 4 way bucket,

new tracks, etc, needs service work and

battery to run, $ 3,500 OBO; thrasher

circa 1850, sheltered for many years,

$ 1,500 OBO. W. Compton, Blanch

336- 234- 9474.

MF 65 diesel tractor, PS, live

PTO, almost new rubber, new paint,

EC, $ 4,500. Jay Hohn, Jr., Archdale

336- 431- 1664.

Used unloaders for 24’ and 30’ grain

bins, 3 phase, electric motors, block for

bins; IH 856 tractor with bad crank and

engine for 1086, $ 50 up. Jamie Elliott,

Denton 336- 302- 0165.

20 ft square bale escalator, GC,

$ 300; NI manure spreader # 14A ground

driven, $ 400. Bernie Inman, Mt Airy

336- 351- 3181.

Ruston Burcyrus 150 RH excava-tor

w/ 2 buckets, $ 12,000 OBO. Dillard

Ward, Hertford 252- 426- 7613.

Farmall A tractor new rear rims

and tires, $ 1,300; Yazoo lawnmower,

2 cyl, air cooled Wisconsin engine, 5

ft deck, $ 1,000. Ben Moore, Cleveland

704- 278- 1181.

2010 JD gas tractor PS, 3 pt hitch,

540 & 1000 PTO, good tires, new fender

and seat, $ 2,950 OBO; 2110 Ford trac-tor,

PS, live power, 3 pt hitch, remote

outlet, 4 new tires, pressure plate and

clutch, $ 5,950. Steve Brown, Kannapolis

980- 521- 1665.

2844 Oliver good straight running

tractor, good fenders, new original seat

in a crate, $ 5,000 OBO; H Farmall trac-tor,

good tires, changed to 12 volt, runs

good, GC, $ 1,550 OBO. Francis Menius,

Kannapolis 704- 856- 0861.

1650 Oliver diesel, wide front end,

good tractor, $ 5,900 OBO. Keith Menius,

Mt. Pleasant 704- 232- 9493.

Small tree digger $ 700. Phil Bowden,

Benson 910- 591- 9929.

Bolens 10- 12 hp chassis w/ 3 spd hi/ lo

transmission, locking hub differential,

$ 100. Richard Warfford, Winston- Salem

336- 659- 6879.

’ 01 hay tedder $ 800; ’ 00 Lely disc

mower 205- $ 3,000; ’ 97 Hesston 530

rnd baler, $ 6,000; NI row corn picker,

$ 1,600; NH square baler, $ 2,000; JD

hay rake, $ 400; JD sickle mower, $ 150;

bale forks, $ 150. D. Emery, Troutman

704- 528- 3454.

3 pt scoop/ dump pan model 30, 3 pt

pick up disc, 5 ft, $ 200-$ 350. Jonathan

Burleson, Lexington 336- 746- 5019.

Bull gear for a 65 MF, $ 200. Haywood

Bowden, Benson 910- 890- 7763.

JD 5 bottom plow 3 pt hitch, GC,

$ 550. Johnny Harrison, Salisbury 704-

639- 0867.

Electric hay elevator/ conveyer,

19 ft, GC, $ 175. Ralph Wilson, Julian

336- 685- 4500.

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TWH Dumas walker mare safely in

foal to Generator stallion excellent brood

mare, great ride, 9 y/ o, $ 2,500. Mary

Cooke, Cornelius 704- 892- 8675.

Abetta western saddle 16” black

complete with blanket, $ 150. David

Hunter, Lowell 704- 824- 1890.

Donkeys mini X standard, DOB 7/ 07,

males, $ 350 up. C. L. Pickett, Burlington

336- 228- 8571.

’ 98 Silver Star aluminum, 3 horse

slant load, GN trailer hitch, $ 12,500; TW

mare, 10 y/ o, $ 3,000; 9 y/ o racking horse,

tack, loads, bathe, clips, $ 2,500, will sell

together $ 18,000 OBO. Linda Leigh,

Kelly 910- 669- 2610 or 620- 6237.

Buggy, red leather seats, rubber on

wheels, lights and signal, top has fringe,

EC, $ 2,500 with harness leather, $ 2,750

single hook up. Gene Preddy, Selma

919- 284- 1639.

’ 88 GN trailer stock needs paint

job, good title, $ 1,500. T. M. Roach,

Rutherfordton 828- 245- 7918.

TB broodmare needs good home,

bay, 15 y/ o, strong pedigree, good race

and production record, good mother,

$ 100. Tom Teal, Oxford 919- 693- 9483

or 690- 1443- w.

Morgan/ App mare 7 y/ o, $ 1,500

OBO. Belinda Swaringen, Raleigh

919- 662- 5282.

’ 94 Circle M Supreme 4 horse slant

load GN trailer with dress room, cowboy

shower, GC, $ 5,500 OBO. Len Needham,

Bahama 919- 620- 0092.

QH gelding 14.3h, 10 y/ o, bay w/ blaze,

safe/ sound trail horse, good health and

feet, stocky build, $ 1,800 OBO. Carrie

Reavis, Kannapolis 704- 932- 1728.

Buckeroo bloodline mini stallion,

bay, AMHR, AMHA, drives, loads,

washes, show experience, can ride,

33”, $ 1,000; broodmare with amazing

bloodline, Nat’l show pony, bay pinto,

loads, saddle broke, 45”, $ 1,000. Candace

Fulks, Bunn Level 910- 893- 8060.

’ 91 Gore aluminum 3 horse slant

GN trailer, large LQ, VGC inside and

outside, good tires, fl oor and mats, pulls

great, $ 8,500. Joan Mashburn, Oxford

919- 691- 5202.

’ 97 Sundowner 2 horse value line

tag along trailer, VGC, rear load with

door ramps, $ 5,000. M. B. Carter, East

Bend 336- 699- 4039.

TWH gelding black, 16h, 13 y/ o,

gentle smooth ride trail horse, loads,

well mannered, parks out, stands for

farrier, $ 2,400. Brenda Watkins, Rocky

Point 910- 470- 2894.

’ 00 Sooner Riata BP 3 horse slant,

aluminum rear tack, dressing room

new tires, VGC, $ 8,000. Donna White,

Monroe 704- 283- 5151.

Horses &

Supplies

For Sale

***

PLEASE NOTE: All equine

6 mos. or older must have a

current negative Coggins test.

Advertisers must supply the

accession number of test, the

name of lab doing the test, the

date of test and results for each

equine advertised. The following

advertisers have provided proof

of a negative Coggins test.

***

Hay reasonable price. Kevin Harrell,

Pleasant Garden 336- 676- 9573.

Hay and oats for goats, must be

within 50 miles of McLeansville; would

also like some rolls and bales of orchard

grass. Larry Snyder, McLeansville

336- 698- 0002.

Hay for cattle any type, reason-able

price. William Compton, Blanch

336- 234- 9474.

100 round bales hay, 800- 1,000 lb

bales. Tom Faggart, Harrisburg 704-

454- 5144.

Hay & Grain

Wanted

Horse quality orchard grass, 50 lb

square bale/$ 4.75; orchard grass, Timothy,

Kentucky bluegrass, clover, alfalfa with

some fescue mix, $ 4.50/ 50 lb square bale,

delivery available. Elizabeth MacDonald,

Blanch 336- 694- 1737.

Quality hay organic feeds/ supplements

year round for most all farm animals,

Timothy, Alfalfa, orchard, brome and

mixed hays, $ 5.75/ bale up. Nora Mitchell,

Wake Forest 919- 528- 5690.

Wheat straw $ 4/ bale. Alex Nelson,

Oak Ridge 336- 643- 1160.

Coastal Bermuda sq bales, excellent

quality, $ 6/ ea. Randal Carter, Raleigh

919- 796- 9852.

200 bales of blue stem prairie hay,

similar to orchard grass, excellent horse

hay, 70 lb bales, $ 12/ ea. Scott Pike,

Tobaccoville 806- 202- 3185.

Rye cleaned and bagged, 270 bu

left, $ 15. James Royal, Newton Grove

910- 385- 6873.

’ 07 wheat straw, $ 3/ bale. Doug

Groce, Siler City 919- 548- 2670.

Top quality horse hay, Alfalfa/

Timothy or Timothy mix, 100% dust

free, fertilizer free, chemical free, baled,

compressed and vacuum packed in UV

resistant bags, $ 10.50. Denise Bricker,

Clayton 919- 553- 7750.

Square $ 5/ ea; round bales hay,

$ 60/ ea. Travis Caudle, Yadkinville

336- 469- 3729.

Horse quality hay grass no fescue, no

alfalfa, 70 lb square bales, small to large

orders accepted, $ 9-$ 12/ bale. Tamara

Gainer, Sophia 336- 628- 4425.

4x5 round bales fescue mix, $ 35/ per

bale. Michael 336- 240- 0978, Andy 240-

1214 or Roy 240- 1918 Lexington.

Wheat straw $ 2.50/ bale. Tommy

Underwood, Elon 336- 349- 7283.

’ 07 corn sodder and grass 3x4

bales, $ 15/ ea. Matt Sink, Winston- Salem

336- 978- 5956.

Timothy/ alfalfa horse quality square

bales, orchard grass/ clovr mix, 40- 50

lb, $ 7 up. Rush Hardin, Stokesdale

336- 643- 4978.

Wheat straw, $ 3.50/ bale. Jason

Sink, Trinity 336- 476- 6157.

Timothy mix quality horse hay, $ 8/

bale pick up or delivery. Jackie Adams,

New Hill 919- 395- 2080.

Timothy/ broom mix horse hay, $ 6.90/ sq

bales. Shawna King, Taylorsville

828- 635- 7537.

Timothy, orchard and fescue mix

$ 3.50/ bale. Mike Smith, Statesville

704- 592- 5034.

Coastal Bermuda hay sq bales,

$ 5/ ea. Burton Upchurch, Broadway

919- 498- 6793.

Straw $ 3/ bale. Jamie James, Lex-ington

336- 399- 2107.

4x5 corn stalk round bales, $ 25/ ea

bale. M. Michael, Lexington 336- 240-

0978.

Wheat straw, no rain, 38” sq bales,

$ 2.75/ ea, local delivery within 30 miles

of Fayetteville, price depends on location.

M. Fox, Fayetteville 910- 818- 2252.

HAY & GRAIN

Hay & Grain

For Sale

435N or 435W corn head for JD 95

combine, any condition, long as it is

complete, reasonable price. Nathaniel

Watts, China Grove 704- 239- 5907.

JD offset RGK disk harrow, will

take one in need of repair. E. B. Harris,

Warrenton 252- 257- 2140.

Good working corn picker, gristmill,

can repair if needed. Charles Drye, Sr,

McLeansville 336- 621- 3054.

MF 135 Ford 3000- 4000/ Ford 801

PowerMaster, 1960’ s or 1970’ s diesel,

PS, live PTO, 2 stage clutch, good metal,

minimal rust, work ready, cash. Gregory

Gibson, Charlotte 704- 566- 1437.

Hay elevator 16 ft, GC, reasonable

price. Sharon Kapeluk, Hillsborough

919- 643- 1832.

Plugger Aerator to pull behind 30

hp tractor, must be in GC, prefer within

an hour of Hickory/ Statesville area. C.

Weaver, Catawba 828- 478- 2301.

Rear lift hitch and equipment for

Simplicity 20 hp, hydro sunburst lawn

and garden tractor, would consider trac-tor

not running. Allen Eudy, Monroe

704- 283- 9031.

Set of cultivators or cultivator parts

for 140 High Clear or AV. Ray Keller,

Winston- Salem 336- 661- 3217.

Oliver 880 diesel tractor, wide front

preferred, PS and 3 pt a plus. Larry Phil-lippie,

Graham 336- 222- 8656.

Older Cub Cadet lawn mower any

condition, will pick up quick. Holt Alcon,

Greensboro 336- 451- 7189.

Hammermill/ mixer combination

that is in GC from the middle to the

western end of the state. Mike Soots,

Lenoir 828- 638- 6678.

Bushhog DM 70 or DM90 disc mower

for parts. Ronnie Maynard, Morganton

828- 403- 0483.

Large rear mounted scoop that

dumps 4’ to 5’ wide X 3’ deep for 3 pt

hitch tractor. Wayne Setzer, Sherrills

Ford 828- 478- 2895.

Intern’l 2 pt fast hitch 2 or 3 bot-tom

plow. Leon Williams, Warrenton

252- 257- 2397.

Rock picker Rock wagon, rock

conveyor, rock crusher, needs good 4

cyl Ford engine for rock wagon for

clearing pasture. Joe Clay, New London

704- 463- 5316.

Equipment and mounting arms for

model G AC tractor with hydraulic lift.

Billy Nutt, Timberlake 336- 364- 2624.

Wagons 6 ton or larger with beds

or without. Travis Graves, Burlington

336- 229- 5216.

Sickle bar mower fi t on 3 pt, must

fi t JD 1020, GC to EC. Gene Tetreault,

Rockingham 910- 582- 0462.

’ 72 JD 820 parts of any kind pos-sibly

complete parts tractor need remote

hydraulics, PS, wheels, hood, etc. Randy

Putman, Kernersville 336- 240- 5143.

Offset harrow for 100 hp tractor. Ron-nie

Willis, Leasburg 336- 694- 6026.

Mower deck for Gravely Pro 50

front mount deck, 50”, must be GC. Jim

Fields, Greensboro 336- 674- 0372.

Sidewinder Brand of bushhog,

condition good enough to be used. Ray

Cashion, Asheboro 336- 381- 3733.

Rim and tires in GC for Ford 801

Powermaster, 13.6- 28. Richard Broker,

Robbins 910- 464- 5244.

Older model Gregory or Lewis

cruster, older model Int’l truck DT466

engine. Al Griffi n, Wadesboro 704-

694- 5086.

3- 14 bottom plow, JD or Ford in

VGC. Howard Campbell, Rockingham

910- 331- 0801.

1- 2 man manual circular sawmill in

operating condition does not have to be

in operation but must be complete with

power unit or PTO shaft. Richard Hahn,

Pinnacle 336- 368- 8801.

3 pt hitch for Farmall M. Holt

Alcon, Greensboro 336- 451- 7189.

Multi bushel peanut boiler; used

peanut roaster, fairly cheap. George

Edwards, Wilmington 910- 791- 8259

or 233- 0456.

Farmall Super MTA or 450 gas in

good restorable condition or restored. Rick

Whitley, Monroe 704- 361- 3284.

JD model R in good running

condition. Travis McKay, Belmont

704- 678- 0350.

Frontend loader for a JD 6400; old

LP gas burners for tobacco barns. Wayne

Fuller, Hamlet 910- 582- 2770.

Large corn sheller on stand. Charles

Franklin, Jacksonville 910- 353- 3131.

Cider mill, must work. Zack Ladd,

Yadkinville 336- 468- 2115.

Good working corn picker; grist mill

can repair if need be. Charles Drye, Sr.,

McLeansville 336- 621- 3054.

Fertilizer distributor for Cub Farmall

tractor must be complete. Donald Craw-ford,

Hillsborough 919- 732- 2641.

5000 watt generator used 110- 220

volt have 10 hp motor, need generator

only must be in working condition. Devoe

Euliss, Liberty 336- 565- 4664.

King disc 8 ft and a pull type sprayer,

75- 100 gallons, GC. Ray Adams, Benson

919- 894- 4343.

Fast hitch scrape blade. Phillip

Biggs, Kenly 919- 320- 4386.

4 or 5 ton lime and fertilizer

spreader. Donnie Clayton, Roxboro

336- 592- 1300.

Corn picker 1 row NI, 323 model

in good working condition. Stephen

McDuffi e, Broadway 919- 258- 5263.

Flat belt pulley for a Farmall Super

A tractor. Steve Hopper, Boone 828-

262- 3862.

JD RGK disc harrow, any condition.

E. B. Harris, Warrenton 252- 257- 2140.

NH 850 round hay baler with electric

wrap, old chain type. J. Ross, Burlington

336- 421- 9383.

Old grinder/ mixer, silage chopper,

not too bad of shape but some work okay.

Josh Guffey, Shelby 704- 473- 0675.

Hydraulic pump for ’ 81 275 White,

pump is in the front of radiator or someone

who can fi x it. Sherrill Lambeth, Trinity

336- 476- 1716.

Roll bar, canopy and fl at top fenders

for JD 2630. Neil Garrison, Franklinville

336- 498- 3842.

3 pt hitch 3- 14 bottom plow, good

quality brand in VGC. Howard Campbell,

Rockingham 910- 331- 0801.

4 row planter w/ dry fertilizer at-tachment,

row markers, prefer 3 pt hitch

type but nego, must be adjustable to

30”, have various crop plates, in good

repair and reasonable price. Willis Smith,

Evergreen 910- 770- 2813.

JD M, MT, 40, 420 and 430 tractors

and parts in any condition prefer unre-stored

or not running. Anthony Rollins,

Ellenboro 828- 429- 3809.

Equipment

Wanted

EQUIPMENT WANTED

Kubota L3300 tractor 650 hrs, new

water pump and seat, other equipment

available, disc mower, hay rake, root

rake, cultivator, single blade plow, auger

w/ 6” and 9” diameter bits, 100 gallon

water tank, $ 8,995. Jim Gottschlich,

Elon 336- 449- 9141.

5000 watt electric start generator,

portable 110/ 220 volts, 10 hp B/ S en-gine,

VGC, $ 400. Jesse Small, Newport

252- 726- 5979.

6 ft Woods offset spiker for reseeding

lawns and pastures, LNC, $ 1,500. Gene

Walser, Lexington 336- 242- 1211.

Woods rotary side mower, $ 2,000;

Intern’l cultivator, $ 500; 4 row plow,

$ 250. Doris Sanderson, LaGrange

252- 566- 4611.

’ 03 NH DC 180 dozer with pin on

root rake, cab with air and heat, weighs

46,000 lbs, $ 148,000. Wayne Biddy, Mill

Spring 704- 813- 8555.

’ 78 Ford 4600 multi purpose trac-tor,

good tires, $ 7,500; bushhog loader

with extend reach forks and bucket,

$ 3,000. Sam Simmons, Thurmond 336-

874- 2570.

JD 7240 planter 6x30 w/ splinters,

vacuum, no til, 250 monitor, corn, soybean

discs, $ 13,500. Ben Hege, Lexington

336- 764- 1232.

’ 59 Farmall 340 tractor, PS, TA, 3 pt

or fast hitch, hydra touch hydraulics, wheel

weights, factory deluxe seat, $ 3,600. Lee

Shore, Clemmons 336- 766- 9884.

I40 Farmall tractor new paint,

motor, rebuilt 6 years ago, cultivators

and 3 pt hitch, $ 3,500. William Johnson,

Raleigh 919- 815- 5780.

Great Plains solid stand, 10 ft, no till

drill with grass seed attachment, $ 9,500.

Jason Sink, Trinity 336- 476- 6157.

White 5400 sod planter, 4 row air

planter with liquid fertilize tanks, under

shelter, GC, $ 3,000. David Pendry,

Boonville 336- 699- 3556.

Yerf Dog Scout CUV similar to a

mule, 400 hrs, GC, new chain, dump bed,

$ 2,500 OBO. Robert Young, Linwood

336- 752- 2177.

Dual axle 6’ x14’ trailer, steel bed

and ramps, $ 975; 3 pt hitch auger with

bit, $ 250. Ronnie Campbell, Sanford

919- 708- 8322.

JD 640 Grapple skidder, FC 28L x 26

tires 60% - 70%, engine under 1,500 hrs,

good winch, runs good, $ 8,500; XL 175

Husky log loader, trailer mounted, with

center 42 buck saw, FC, $ 6,500. Robert

Morrison, Kannapolis 704- 652- 2713.

’ 64 Ford Workmaster show tractor,

restored throughout with new Ford parts,

all working component, $ 5,500. Tom

Sitton, Candler 828- 667- 4741.

Three Cole Planet Jr. seeders with

3 pt tool bar, extra parts, seed plates,

$ 1,000; NH 328 manure spreader, $ 500;

MF 33 seed drill, $ 700; 60 gallon boom

sprayer, 3 pt hitch, PTO pump, adjustable

fl ow and pressure 5 rows, $ 200. Steven

Moize, Hurdle Mills 336- 599- 8664.

David Bradley walk behind, 2 wheel

tractor, utility grade restored with un-restored

cultivator, $ 325. Nancy Gary,

Gastonia 704- 228- 9877.

JD 2030 American made, low hrs,

loader installed, 6- 07, 175 JD joy stick,

5’ bucket, looks and drives LN, $ 15,000.

George Rawls, Currie 910- 669- 2976.

715 Intern’l combine, late model,

heat, AC, 844 corn head, 4 row, 810

wheat head, GC, $ 5,000. Richard Gray,

Timberlake 919- 732- 3128.

Allied front end loader, model 595,

fi ts 65- 110 hp tractors, w/ bucket, $ 3,500;

MF classic MF 41, sickle mower, fi eld

ready w/ shields, $ 950; MF 253, 2WD

tractor, 57 hp, 850 hrs, fi eld ready, ROPS,

loader separate, $ 6,500. B. Moore,

Yadkinville 336- 401- 5007.

JD old manure spreader, metal,

VGC, original tag, spole wheels, will

pull good, $ 400. Kelly Deaton, Olin

704- 363- 1117.

’ 77 Intern’l S1750 DT466, 5/ 2 sp,

14’ fl at dump, $ 8,500; JD 13 shank chisel

plow, $ 1,200; 10’ FC rotary cutter, 3 pt,

$ 3,200; NH TR70 combine 4 row corn

and 15’ platform, $ 3,500, etc. Derek

Smith, King 336- 983- 9732.

Farmall H tractor runs good, cranks

easily, burns no oil, sheet metal good to

FC, excellent to restore, $ 1,200. Ronnie

Taylor, Mt Gilead 910- 439- 4583.

Ford 3000 diesel PS, live power, good

working tractor, $ 5,000; ’ 06 Farmtrac535

tractor, bushhog, 6’ mower, bushhog post

hole digger, seed spreader and puncher,

LNC, $ 12,250. T. Sherrill, Mocksville

336- 655- 6347.

613A Cat self loading scraper, good

working condition, $ 16,500; bale squeezer

attachment for skid loader, great for hay

or tobacco, $ 1,950. Mark Mize, Clem-mons

336- 766- 4383 or 971- 3790.

JD 2240 diesel, new seat, lots

of new paint and lights, excellent

mechanical condition, used on horse

farm, $ 9,500. Claude Bruce, Pfafftown

336- 407- 5593.

Taylorway disc, $ 3,000. Greg Little,

Seaboard 252- 589- 1016.

318 JD fully restored 3 pt hitch,

50” deck, all new paint, many extra

features, $ 2,500. Jr. Courtney, Charlotte

704- 549- 1618.

JD 110 w/# 50 JD cart, mower is

complete, nothing missing, runs excel-lent,

new tires front and back, cart is in

EC, $ 1,250; JD front scrape blade for

400 series JD tractor, complete ready

to mount, $ 450. Mac Rushing, Monroe

704- 753- 1860.

Farmall H tractor runs great, sheet

metal FC, PTO works good, hydraulics

work good, two tires on back same size but

different, good to restore, $ 1,195. Ronnie

Taylor, Mt. Gilead 910- 439- 4583.

2110 diesel tractor PS, 8 spd, live

PTO, GC, $ 5,800; ’ 89 Ford F700 18 ft

dump truck, diesel engine, auto PS, air

runs good, $ 6,800. Paul and Kent Davis,

Clemmons 336- 766- 7607.

’ 96 EZ Go electric golf cart limo

with fl at bed conversion runs good,

$ 1,850. Chris Davis, Clemmons 336-

766- 7607.

New clamp on pallet forks for trac-tor

bucket, rated at 800 lbs, $ 195. Bob

Hester, Gibsonville 336- 329- 8466.

’ 57 Dexta tractor 3 cyl diesel

hi/ lo range 8 spd, 35 hp, FC to GC,

$ 2,000 OBO. John Roy, Greensboro

336- 314- 5457.

JD 318 garden tractor lawn mower,

totally restored, many new parts, new

tires, etc, $ 3,100. M. Deaton, Union

Grove 704- 539- 4022.

Snow thrower/ blower 9 hp, electric

start, dual stage, used two times, LNC, 3”

swath, $ 750. Fred Hagenberger, Chapel

Hill 919- 968- 1123.

5’ belly mower for Farmall tractor,

VGC, $ 500. Joe Nusser, Wake Forest

919- 266- 1097.

6600 Ford tractor w/ loader, bucket,

hay spear and pallet forks, $ 11,000 OBO.

Greg Kinley, Woodleaf 704- 278- 2994.

Cub tractor, rear wheel weights,

$ 100; single drag plow, $ 150, belly

grader frame, $ 100. Richard Rodier,

Concord 704- 792- 1943.

488 NH haybine for parts, $ 500. Lane

Vanhoy, Richfi eld 704- 463- 5071.

Ford 3000 tractor 2WD, gas, square

fenders, $ 4,800. T. Shore, Boonville

336- 391- 1831.

’ 82 Intern’l 484 diesel, family

owned, runs good and looks good, tires

in GC, have owners manual, $ 6,500

OBO. Charles Wedding, Jr., Kannapolis

704- 932- 1212.

’ 06 Honda 4 wheeler, great for farm

use or hunting, EC, $ 4,100. Kim Godon,

Goldston 919- 770- 1070.

NH 846 round baler, work and fi eld

ready, $ 700. Jim Maready, Lewisville

336- 766- 8200.

Backhoe buckets JCB 30”, good

teeth, $ 300; Wainroy quick change

18” never used, $ 400. Lark Hubbard,

Germanton 336- 591- 5453.

Warn 1500 winch was mounted on

Ford truck, VG to EC, $ 850 nego. J.

Brindle, Gold Hill 704- 279- 7701.

55 bu NH manure spreader PTO,

13.5 ft x 5 ft, GC, $ 1,800. M. Jeannine,

Rockwell 704- 796- 7589.

JD 7200 4x30 conservation planter

dry fertilizer frame mounted coulters

planted 500 ac, EC, $ 8,500. Flynt Hill,

Lexington 336- 764- 5315.

Ford 8670 tractor 130 hp diesel

cab H/ A, dual tires, fi eld ready, always

sheltered, VGC, $ 40,000. Richard Joyce,

Newport 252- 223- 5763.

JD 2350 with JD 240 loader, 5300

hours, no roll bar, $ 11,000. Eddie

Stroup, Charlotte 704- 506- 4973- c or

596- 8394.

MF 50C diesel tractor, 68 hp,

Industrial front loader, 3 pt hitch, aux

hydraulics, shuttle transmission, canopy,

EC, $ 10,950; New Woods post hole digger

w/ 12” auger, $ 750; dirt pan, new $ 150.

Larry Mills, Monroe 704- 282- 0108- h or

828- 577- 3583- c.

Post hole digger w/ 9” auger, heavy

duty, dug 150 holes, 3 pt tractor mount,

$ 425. Bobby Crews, Kernersville 336-

580- 5299.

Cole 12 MX planter, 1 row with

seed plates, 3 pt hitch, new drive gear

and fertilizer hopper, rear steel wheel,

$ 575 OBO. Jason Fortenberry, Lincolnton

704- 735- 1672.

2300 gallon liquid slurry spreader,

good tires, PTO drive, EC, $ 6,000 will

trade for tractor of equal value. Lewis

Crabtree, Hillsborough 919- 732- 8884.

’ 94 Gehl 2175 haybine 9 ft laminated

rollers, hyd, swing, VGC, always shel-tered,

$ 4,200. Michael Dorsey, Newton

704- 462- 1914.

JD 4 bottom 16” spring trip mold

board plow, very heavy duty, 810A

series, $ 300. J. D. Hefner, Harrisburg

704- 455- 5252.

’ 94 Ford 7740 tobacco special 86 hp,

12x12 transmission, lift assist, 1950 hours,

nice tractor, $ 13,500. Bobby Whitfi eld,

Mt. Olive 919- 689- 2918.

Kubota M4030SU diesel tractor,

low hours, 50 hp maintained sheltered,

used with fi nishing mower mostly good

paint, overall VGC, $ 9,687. Brian Payne,

Madison 336- 548- 7323.

JD 40 hp tractor with loader and

backhoe, 353 hrs, $ 17,500; disc plow

and cultivator for Cub tractor, $ 350; 600

lb fertilizer spreader, 3 pt, $ 250. Harold

Brown, Union Grove 704- 539- 4857.

Ford 3600 tractor, PS, canopy, GC,

Hardee bushhog, 6 ft, $ 6,900/ for both

or will sell separate. Richard Phillips,

Kannapolis 704- 756- 5592.

Woods RD 6000 commercial grade

5 ft cut fi nishing mower, less than 8 hrs

used, $ 1,400. Larry Marlow, Concord

704- 786- 9378.

Sip 80 B silage cutter, 3 pt hitch, 1

row, cut less than 10 ac with it, $ 4,500.

Robert Arbushitis, Benson 919- 418-

0519.

JD 2210 4WD diesel tractor, LNC,

only 60 hours, belly mower with front

end loader, 3 pt hitch, $ 10,500. Tathel

Miller, N. Wilkesboro 336- 696- 4535

or 927- 4672.

Welder SA200 Lincoln portable

no smoke and runs good, $ 1,500; 5000

watt generator, LNC, low hours, $ 450,

trade OBO. Albert Stlaurent, Dallas

704- 922- 9046.

Ford tractor Rest O Ride seat for 700,

800 and 900 series tractors, EC, $ 250. Jim

Oman, Lexington 336- 731- 3822.

’ 52 Ford 8N tractor, 12V system,

tires 90%, good for work or restora-tion,

$ 2,800 OBO. Jim Eads, Cameron

919- 499- 5055.

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Bush hogging and scrape blade

work, southeast Guilford and surround-ing

area, $ 35/ per hour, 2 hour minimum.

Bill Rogers, Climax 336- 674- 6208 or

337- 5250.

Someone to care for vineyard in

Asheboro, must have some farm experi-ence,

be able to operate tractor, sprayer

and related farm machinery, great for

someone interest in grape business. Lily

Jin, Asheboro 202- 262- 2092.

Experienced horse person available

to work with horses of all ages and dis-ciplines,

28 + years, Hillsborough area.

J. Miller, Efl and 919- 304- 5860.

Someone to work on farm, miscel-laneous

jobs, house on property to rent.

C. Lyon, Raleigh 919- 851- 5587.

Portable sawmill service saw on

your place or mine, post and beam avail-able,

$ 55/ hr. Jack Murdock, Rolesville

919- 669- 1859.

Need someone who will clear 75% of

4.5 ac in return for the wood cleared just

outside Franklinton. Renee Phillabaum,

Franklinton 919- 528- 9879.

Horse sitting by Bobbi 25 mi radius

around Hillsborough inclusive, excess

mileage, $ 50/ day for fi rst 5 horses.

Bobbi Whittemore, Hillsborough 919-

932- 1313.

Farm Labor

Round pen or corral panels. Jim

Smith, Lawndale 803- 242- 1211.

Used corral panels 4’- 5’ preferred. Jane

Peppler, Chapel Hill 919- 383- 8952.

Any unwanted horses, ponies, don-key,

we have lots of hay to give them.

Michelle and Dustin Bentley, Lenoir

828- 759- 1589.

16’ horse trailer suitable for stor-ing

freshly milled lumber, must be

road worthy to move to Moore co, rust

okay, inexpensive. Laura Lee Matthews,

Cameron 910- 528- 6505.

Mini horse under 35”. Brandon

Shaw, Sophia 336- 626- 6693.

Large boned 1,250 to 1,300 lb, wound

well broke western pleasure horse for

trail riding, reasonable price. K. Hicks,

Carrboro 919- 967- 9107.

Hot walker for horses in good work-ing

condition and reasonable price. Tim

Johnston, Farmville 252- 714- 3682.

To buy or trade for kid broke QH,

healthy, sound, no vices, will trade a very

nice, gentle, TWH/ QH cross gelding. Juliah

Smith, Salisbury 704- 640- 4306.

Horseman’s choice 12’ panels in

VGC, will pick up 1- 15 panels, gate not

necessary, dark gray color. M. Lindsey,

Statesville 704- 546- 7762.

Aged harness broke pony 11 h, that

is ready for retirement and companion to

a younger horse, wonderful home with

lots of attention, big pasture, will pay

top dollar for right pony. Holly Hach,

Cary 919- 656- 1944.

Palomino racking or walking horse,

12 to 18 y/ o, child and traffi c safe, will

look at older one. Clarence McCain,

Providence 336- 388- 2506.

Horses &

Supplies

Wanted

Gelding 7 y/ o, 15.2h, eventing

prospect, $ 800-$ 1,000. E. Osborne,

Graham 336- 222- 9542.

Two horse wagon hvy duty, EC, $ 600.

Carl DeBrew, Shelby 704- 487- 5840.

Horse boarding northern Wake

southern Granville counties, large stalls,

pasture, trail rides, round pen riding

ring, $ 300/ per month. Ralph Bridges,

Creedmoor 919- 528- 3082.

Mare pony sorrel with fl ax mane

and tail, gentle, rides, approximately

11 hands, $ 850; AMHA and AMHR

buckskin pinto colt, excellent blood-lines,

will stay very small, leads well,

gentle, $ 1,500. R. and J. Clifton, Mt

Airy 336- 789- 5922.

Horse boarding 30 minutes from

Cary, large pastures electric and board

post, large stalls, round pen, lighted

riding arena, secured tackroom, $ 125-

$ 300/ per month. M. Roger, Sanford

919- 718- 1853.

’ 97 Gore aluminum 4 horse slant

load dress room EC removal saddle

rack fold down windows with guards,

$ 13,500. Junior Allen, Wadesboro 704-

695- 2601.

Shetland mare 42” bay, broke to

drive, along with new Beta harness and

easy entry cart, good home only, $ 1,300.

R. Turner, Marshville 704- 624- 5631.

QH mare reg., 21 y/ o, 15.1 h, beginner

horse, very nice, $ 600. Nancy Hobson,

Pittsboro 336- 376- 8137.

APHA bay overo gelding 6 months

professional training, western, English,

over fences, trail rides ground ties, bathes,

clips, loads, almost bullet proof come

ride take him home, $ 4,600. D. Brown,

Kernersville 336- 769- 2206.

Mini donkeys reg., 3 m/ o jack, 1 y/ o

jack, $ 500/ ea, call about new foals. Joan

or Steve Levitt, Efl and 919- 563- 9527.

Horse boarding 2 spots, pasture

board and stall board, private 70 ac

farm, round pen, riding arena, pond,

trails, conveniently located in Pilot

Mtn, $ 250/ pasture and $ 350/ stall.

Deborah Davidson, Winston- Salem

336- 351- 5747.

TWH stud 4 m/ o, nice conformation,

will make nice trail or possibly show

horse, $ 600. Johnny Abee, Harmony

704- 546- 2127.

Horse boarding new barn, excellent

pasture and room to ride, experienced

care, $ 250/ mo looking for barn help

with discount boarding. H. Ratcliffe,

Snow Camp 336- 376- 1919.

Appaloosa mare strong Plaudit

bloodlines, leopard coloring, 15.1h,

ridden, very friendly, foal producing

broodmare, loves people, $ 950. Laura

Zygmunt, Ivanhoe 910- 620- 7680.

Horse boarding available run in stall

at private barn, gelding only, $ 100/ month,

owner supplies feed. Pamela Lambert,

Elon 336- 584- 1505.

Horse boarding full board or other

available, 12x12 stalls, riding arena,

round pen wash pits, trails, near Wal-nut

Cove 12 miles to Winston- Salem,

$ 325/ mo. Owen Osborne, Rural Hall

336- 969- 1999.

Belgian draft gelding, 3 y/ o, 17h,

under saddle for 1 year, loads, stands for

farrier, $ 3,500 OBO. Christina Fisher,

New Hill 919- 362- 1712.

Round pen ten, sixteen ft panel

and 4 ft wide walk through gate, GC,

$ 450 OBO. Karen Post, Clayton 919-

553- 1174.

Golden Palomino mare, 14h, very

gentle, great trail horse, $ 2,500. Randal

Carter, Raleigh 919- 796- 9852.

Billy Cook roping saddle, VGC,

$ 600. Margaret Pittman, Farmville

252- 749- 1109.

Variety of mini donkeys spots,

black jacks, yearlings, weanlings ready

for Christmas come pick one out, $ 400.

Kellie Hamilton, Rougemont 919- 477-

7669.

’ 00 Sundowner GN, aluminum, 2

horse slant load trailer, rear tack, 30

gallon water tank, etc. $ 13,000. Larry

Scott, Bear Creek 919- 837- 5920.

Tucker High plains saddle, western

skirt black fl oral tooling 15.5 seat, EZ

ride stirrups, EC, $ 1,000. Cinda Koonz,

East Bend 336- 306- 5588.

Paint mare, solid bred, broke in

March ’ 07, been on a few trail rides,

will cross a creek been around light

traffi c, $ 1,000. Ashley Gates, Mt Airy

336- 293- 3163.

Two QH geldings, 16 and 18 y/ o,

$ 600/ ea or $ 1,000/ for both, will board

for you for $ 100/ per month. M. Clay,

Granite Falls 828- 312- 3080.

’ 90 Polish Arabian mare 14.2

broad, stocky, trail rides, gentle, $ 600

OBO. Pamala Key, Wilkesboro 336-

973- 8903.

Appaloosa yearling bay horse colt,

very sweet, easy to handle, would make

a nice child’s pony, $ 350. Rhapsody

Rhodes, Eden 336- 623- 7342.

AQHA reg. Foundation chestnut geld-ing,

works cows, roping, trail 16h, $ 1,800;

APHA double reg. Tobiano palomino

paint mare 15h, huntset western pleasure,

trail, professional training, excellent with

children $ 8,500. Gregg Hefner, Newton

828- 322- 9252 or 238- 2596.

Silver dapple mare, grade, mini,

28”, $ 500. Renee Miller, Iron Station

704- 736- 0244.

Tucker Equitation endurance saddle

nearly new, VGC, $ 1,000. Lori Frear,

Raleigh 919- 345- 6546.

Horse boarding NE Raleigh, pas-ture

with shelter, $ 300. Randal Carter,

Raleigh 919- 796- 9852.

’ 04 AQHA blue roan mare ready to

ride, $ 2,000; ’ 03 gray stallion g’son of

Doc Tari rides like a pro, $ 4,000. Mary

Pearce, Creedmoor 919- 528- 6181.

Sundowner aluminum 3 horse, BP,

slant load, padded petitions, dress/ tack

room, collapsible rear tack w/ swingout

saddle rack, escape door, insulated, new

tires, EC, $ 9,800 OBO. Jimmy Glenn,

Sophia 336- 498- 4098.

Youth saddle and stand w/ headstall and

halter, been ridden 3 times, $ 100. Donald

Allen, Lumberton 910- 739- 8870.

Appaloosa gelding 7 y/ o, fl ashy,

broke to ride, 30 days natural horseman-ship

training, $ 950; Textan Flex- lite

endurance saddle, 16”, used 1 season,

dark Havanna color, gel seat with lots of

rings and ties, $ 750. Melissa Simmons,

Concord 704- 784- 4228.

QH mare consistent 4D barrel horse,

loves to run barrel races and rodeos, would

make good high school or junior rodeo

horse, $ 2,000 OBO. Heather Bowden

336- 953- 8142.

Black and white tobiano fi lly by

super 16h stallion, Two Eyed Jack,

Sky Bug Bingo lines, gorgeous head,

hip, straight legs, should do well in

halter, could be homozygous, $ 1,800

will consider trade for horse hay. Beth

Goerz, Raeford 910- 875- 9342.

Two horse slant load, GN, awning,

water tank, AC, GC, fi nished dressing

room, $ 9,000. S. Graham, Dudley 919-

222- 7744.

Six horse slant load with 4 ft dress

rm, GN, heavy aluminum, new brakes,

jack and good tires, $ 6,500; 2 horse, GN,

new wiring, brakes and good tires, thick

rubber matting in fl oor, metal, $ 2,000.

Brent Cook, Denton 336- 302- 0560.

Donkey jenny, brown/ gray standard,

DOB 9/ 07, $ 300. Jimmy Fowler, Thom-asville

336- 476- 8285.

Appaloosa pony gelding, 13.2h, 2

y/ o, ready to break to ride, will lead,

halter broke, roan with white mane

and tail, $ 500. Jack Tucker, Matthews

704- 545- 5580.

Harnesses, $ 5; collars, $ 5. David

Carpenter, Bessemer City 704- 629-

5165.

Buggy 2 seats red leather, wheels

with rubber, signal lights, fringe on

top, $ 2,300 with the harness, $ 2,750,

always sheltered, EC. Gene Preddy,

Selma 919- 284- 1639.

’ 98 Silver Star aluminum 3 horse

slant load, GN, $ 12,500; reg. TWH,

10 y/ o, loads, clips, bathes, $ 3,000;

reg. racking mare, 9 y/ o, loads, clips,

bathes, $ 2,800. Linda Leigh, Kelly

910- 669- 2610.

AQHA gelding rides, loads, baths,

etc., 2 y/ o, Blondys Dude and Ima Cool

Skip bloodline, $ 2,400. Jerry Freeze,

China Grove 704- 857- 9304.

Mini colts and fi llies black/ white

with blue eyes, buckskin colt, sorrel

pintos, triple register, DNA tested,

parents on site, will hold for Christmas,

$ 900 up. Bill and Pam Banks, Clayton

919- 412- 1684.

Bay mare, 16.1h, loads, clips, no

vices 4 wheelers, water, traffi c, great

for a beginner horse, $ 1,500. M. Sonja,

Gibsonville 336- 449- 5370.

Horse boarding in Gibsonville, full

care, quality hay/ grain, daily wormer,

minerals, wash stall, fl y masks in sum-mer,

blanketing in inclement weather,

100 x200 dressage arena, $ 300. Neila

Tullar, 336- 449- 6244.

Mini Mediterranean donkeys all

registered ADMS, black, brown, gray dun

and spots, two yearlings, one gelding,

two weanling age jennets, 3 weaning age

jacks, will hold for Christmas, possibly

two bred jennets, $ 500 up. Kellie Ham-ilton,

Rougemont 919- 477- 7669.

Two horse trailer, $ 1,400; 3 western

saddles and tact, etc., $ 600. Paul McNeill,

Jr., Durham 919- 383- 9352.

Donkeys jennys 3 m/ o, 1 m/ o, will

keep until weaning, $ 650/ ea. Robert Sell,

Winston- Salem 336- 595- 8247.

Standard bred Rocking horse US

Trotting Association, 16 y/ o mare, gray,

well trained rink or trail ride, stands

for farrier, to good home will sale with

companion horse, 31 y/ o gelding walking

horse, $ 1,200. Patricia Garrison, Pantego

252- 943- 6196 or 943- 5604- cell.

At stud AQHA Shys First League,

fee $ 750 + $ 250 C/ F; Tee J Fabulous

Jack, fee $ 600; Major Tee J Walker,

fee, $ 600, $ 10/ day MC, also registered

w/ FQHR. Betty Brown, Seagrove 910-

428- 9018 or 336- 873- 7997.

Gelded TB, sweet nature, gentle

disposition, suitable for pasture buddy

or light riding walking only, Free to

good home; Passier all purpose saddle,

size 18, VGC, $ 300. Jennifer Leiner,

Raleigh 919- 368- 3422.

Horse boarding Silk Hope area,

stall or pasture board, w/ run in shelter,

lighted round pen, trails, tack room, 2

feedings/ daily, quality pasture, excellent

care, references available, $ 200/ mo.

Mary Ann Harville, Siler City 919-

742- 5053.

Black fancy 16” western saddle,

$ 400; Campbell equitation saddle only

used a few times, w/ stirrup leathers

and irons, $ 500; leather horse carriage

harness, $ 275; miscellaneous bridles,

bits and blankets, etc. Jim Gottschlich,

Elon 336- 449- 9141.

Appaloosa mare stong Plaudit

bloodlines, leopard coloring, 15.1h,

broodmare, very friendly, $ 1,000. Laura

Zygmunt, Ivanhoe 910- 620- 7680.

TWH Skywatch mare, 10 y/ o

chestnut, professionally trained show,

trail, broodmare, $ 3,000 OBO. L. Roy,

Mocksville 336- 940- 4593.

Mini donkey gray and white spotted,

3 m/ o breeding quality, jenny, parents on

premises, $ 1,200. Joan or Steve Levitt,

Efl and 919- 563- 9527.

’ 01 two horse BP trailer, 7’ 2” tall,

ramp, rubber torsion suspension, dual

axle brakes, light, easy to pull, VGC,

$ 3,500. Jennifer McCue, Hillsborough

919- 643- 2811.

Two new complete saddle sets

black synthetic Wintec western w/ cinch

pad, headstall reins, breast collar, black

leather western Paso w/ cinch pad, bitless

bridle, size 16/ 17, $ 275/$ 250/ ea. Teresa

Boone, Fremont 919- 242- 5539.

Two QH mares 20+ y/ o, cannot be

ridden due to age and arthritis, good

pasture mates only, must go together,

Free. Cindy Shoaf, Lexington 336-

247- 3123.

’ 02 Keifer built, 3 horse slant, 8

ft, short wall, shower, toilet, stud gate,

onboard Generac propane generator,

always sheltered, clean, $ 30,000. Kristye

Steed, Warrenton 252- 257- 9216.

Two horse rubber tires, fl at top

custom built out of 5/ 4 lumber hyd.,

brakes, $ 1,500; harness, collars, $ 30-

$ 650; one horse wagon, hyd. brakes,

$ 1,200; Pioneer forecart, fenders, bench

seat, $ 850. Bill Warren, N. Wilkesboro

336- 696- 2846 or 902- 6903.

Breeding stock paint yearling mare,

solid chestnut excellent ground manners,

sweet disposition, will fi nish about 15.2

or 15.3h, handled daily, round pen, no

vices, good home only, sired by Ranger

Bob, $ 5,000. D. P. Moyers, Hillsborough

919- 933- 1444.

Welsh X 12 y/ o, solid white mare,

extremely beginner/ child safe, used as

party pony, loads, hauls, stands for vet

and farrier, $ 1,200. Kim Nunzi- Joyner,

Rocky Mount 252- 903- 3316.

Horse boarding 12 horse barn and

pasture for rent in Rocky Point, $ 1,200/

per month. Robert Moore, Rocky Point

910- 231- 2068.

Standard Sicilian donkey jack, DOB

4/ 07 dark gray with black X, $ 600. Fred

Johnson, Lillington 919- 499- 5989.

‘ 06 Cimarron Norstar 3 horse GN

trailer, all aluminum, used 4 times, EC,

kept under cover, $ 15,900. Charlie Crowe,

Mocksville 336- 940- 6413.

Used Arab tree western saddle,

American brand, # 900 Anderson, smooth

fi nish, all leather, EC, will loan for

testing, $ 300. Nita Whitfi eld, Durham

919- 957- 9471.

TWH colts and fi llies, excellent

bloodlines with natural gaits for smooth

trail horses, $ 800 up. Dave Currin, Oxford

919- 693- 9987.

’ 03 Adams GN 3 horse slant, all

aluminum fully fi nished dress room

AC/ heat, rear tack, fold down windows

on both sides, kept under shelter, LNC,

$ 15,000. Steve Burgess, Mebane 919-

563- 2936.

Horse boarding near Southpoint

Mall, indoor ring, 2 outdoor lighted rings,

miles of trails, connected to American

Tobacco Trail turnout. Libby Williams,

Durham 919- 484- 1950.

’ 04 Appaloosa mare Mighty Cowboy,

executive bloodlines, $ 1,500; ’ 99 Appa-loosa

gelding Mighty Cowboy bloodlines

broke, has shown well, $ 4,000. Tim Smith,

Kernersville 336- 399- 8100.

’ 96 Appaloosa mare, well muscled,

great conformation, has shown well, ath-letic,

good disposition, Mighty Cowboy,

Bright Pro bloodlines, $ 4,000. Tim Smith,

Kernersville 336- 399- 8100.

Donkey male, raised with cattle

and goats, DOB 7/ 07, out of mammoth

stock, $ 350. Melissa Mills, Peachland

704- 272- 9340.

Arabian mare, chestnut, reg., 14

y/ o, 14.2h, gentle, great ground manners,

needs experienced rider, good home

only, $ 1,400. Connie Trusler, Burgaw

910- 259- 6354.

Passier all purpose saddle size 18,

VGC, $ 300. Jennifer Leiner, Raleigh

919- 368- 3422.

Bay tobiano paint stallion, reg.,

sire black tovero and dame was JC

black bay, sires bays/ blacks w/ size and

height, offspring in the ring now, loads,

shoes, clips , 60 days under saddle,

pasture/ hand breed, $ 7,500. B. Goerz,

Raeford 910- 875- 9342.

Team harness, horse size, Biothane,

custom, Amish, includes premium col-lars

and accessories, LNC, $ 1,200, also

have Draft items. Russell Strickland,

Steadman 910- 483- 9187.

Hanoverian gelding, 16.1h, buckskin,

6 y/ o by Tanzenlicht, great disposition,

jumper, $ 8,500. B. Sedwick, Knightdale

919- 733- 5047.

Horse boarding 3 stall shed barn

with storage, board paddock within

wired fence, 1 ac pasture, arena with

lighting, 2 miles to UNC, $ 145/ mo/ per

stall. Marilyn Kille, Chapel Hill 919-

929- 5864.

’ 07 sorrel fi lly fl axen mane, DOB

4/ 07, $ 1,000. Sandra Wash, Louisburg

919- 496- 1524.

’ 89 Black Linville GN horse

trailer 7’ H x 7’ W x 16’ L on oak boards,

$ 3,000. George Smith, Midland 704-

786- 1772.

TB gelding 16.2h, 23 y/ o, gentle,

good manners, walk, trot, canter, jump,

saddle/ bridle, halter and blankets, $ 1,500

or $ 1,000/ for the horse only, would con-sider

leasing. Lynnsey or Marci Sinkoe,

Matthews 704- 846- 1742.

Horse boarding 12x12 stalls, 60’

round pen, $ 300. Jon Nadel, Mebane

919- 563- 8428.

’ 90 Bee 4 horse slant load GN trailer,

4’ dress rm, 4 saddle rear tack, drop

down windows with slide screens, etc,

GC, $ 4,000. Erica Bowman, Youngsville

919- 414- 2737.

Pony Arabian/ AQHA chestnut mare,

13h, gentle, excellent on trails, bathes,

loads, clips, experienced rider recom-mended,

$ 800. Mike Lloyd, Graham

336- 376- 6999.

’ 00 Trails West 2 horse SL, GN, LQ,

AC, rear tack, LNC, 10,000 OBO. Freddie

Reynolds, Angier 910- 897- 5205.

Horse boarding northern Wake,

southern Granville co, large stalls,

pasture, round pen, riding ring, trail

rides, $ 300/ per month. Ralph Bridges,

Creedmoor 919- 528- 3082.

QH 6 y/ o, 14h, trail broke, anyone

can ride, easy keeper, needs to live in

pasture, easy to shoe, trailer, $ 3,500 nego;

5 y/ o reg. roan 14.1, trail broke, not a

beginner horse,$ 3,000. Laura Cullins,

Apex 919- 201- 8891.

’ 94 Adam 2 horse trailer has good

tires, rubber fl oor mats tack compartment

under the manger, exterior loading light

and two interior lights, $ 2,650. Brent

Blackburn, Raleigh 919- 395- 7593.

Tucker Equitation endurance saddle,

15.5, $ 900. D. Porter, Greensboro 336-

299- 8818.

’ 01 Circle M Supreme 2 horse,

step up straight load, dressing rm, new

tires/ chrome wheels, $ 4,500. L. Long,

Clemmons 336- 764- 8638.

Gaited gelding, great on trails or

in the ring, needs intermediate rider,

$ 700.

Tammy Smith, Fuquay Varina 919-

557- 2205.

Amish buggy 2 seats, black/ gray

upholstery, lights, windshield, wood

spoke wheels with rubber rims, GC,

$ 1,500 OBO. Jerry Hill, Lexington

336- 250- 2620.

At stud Appendix reg. palomino Poco,

Two eyed Jack, Mr. Tailwind breeding, a

working stallion, fee, $ 325; MC $ 10/ day;

AQHA gelding, rides, loads, bathes, 2

y/ o, Blondy’s Dude and Ima Cool Skip

bloodline, $ 2,400. Jerry Freeze, China

Grove 704- 857- 9300.

’ 90 Bee 4 horse slant load GN trailer,

4’ dressing rm, 4 saddle rear tack, drop

down windows w/ slide screens, top stall

vents, GC, red w/ pin stripes, $ 4,000. E.

Bowman, Youngsville 919- 414- 2737.

Gelding TB