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By CLINTDYE LEADERREPORTER

Entering the 2023 season, the East Buchanan Bulldogs are riding high after bkbkl

back-to-back Missouri Class 1 state championships.

They’re on a mission f foor a three-peat, but getting that third state title will not sy be ea y, , as they’re expected p f to move u frrom Class 1 to Class 2.

Now that the level of postseason competition has risen, head coach Dan Ritter knows his team will be ready to meet the challenge head on.

a W We e havven’t been overthinking it heading into this season,” Ritter said. “The kids know what to expect f frrom us and being in Class 2 e f is a great challeng foor us. It’s anewchallengeandchapter

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runs, but they are als first group of players R coachedffrrom their f man year forward.

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y f e wa Leading th ay foor East Buchanan is an influential senior class of 13 experienced players.

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e hig tations ar r an tric senior season.

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a It’s a new day y and a new g f eraffoor Plattsbur foootball, as the Tigers enter the 2023 seasonintheeightman

season in the eight-man division of Missouri high f school foootball.

Previous turnover at head coach and a continuous decrease in numbers fiug nally ca ght up to the Plattsburg program in 2022. At times, the Tigers barely had a enouggh playyers on the sidelines to field a team, leaving them at a distinct disadvantage against their KCI Conf feerence counterparts.

With the state of the program in flux, third-year head coach Brandon Boswell ’ and the school sadministration made the decision to move the program to eightf man foor the 2023 season.

That transition has been one v with positives and negati es, but it is a challenge Boswell and company are meeting head-on.

a “There havve been parts a that havve been really good f frrom this change but some t, haavve been difficul ,””Boswell said. “This was the best educated decision we could’ve a made and havve received a lot of support. This isn’t a longterm plan—it s just a chance f foor us to get back where we need to be. With getting into this so late, some of the challenging things have been finding competition, and the

traavvel will be much longer this season.”

While the Tigers are entering the unknown, they bring a talented group of lthtldll

plaayyers that could very well makke e them a competitive team in their first year of n f eight-ma foootball.

Leading the charge into the eight-man world are nine experienced seniors who have been big pieces of the Plattsburg program the t f las foour years. The seniors s y on thi yeear’s squad are: w Braden Brown, Corbin Dow, , Jon Fish, Isaia Howard, Dak koota Rankin, Gavin Carter, k K Kyyle Dakee, River Jones and T Tr r yston Miller. a “Our seniors havve rek ally takeen to being leaders. In practice, they’re helping er gu e y coach up th yooung uyys t, and that has been grea ,” ” Bo-

g, swell said. p f U frront on the f feensive line, the Tigers bringing a unit with size a plethora of talents. Ret

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k are Dakota Rankiin, Br Brown and Corbin D Joining them along the will be Jon Fish.

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“The line has to one of our strengths, it should be ” said Bos k “So far, they’ve lookeed ally good. They’ve really down on mental mist and their technique has great. Most importantly h. haavve a lot of dept ”

f f A pair o frreshmen could possibly see some y on the field are Jaycce Jac k and Luke e Parra. ff Behind the offe e

The 2023 Plattsburg T ard, Tryston Miller, Ga Boyle, Donte Bingha Davis, Jadan Howard Jackson, Luke Parra, ams to Ry Rylan,” k knnow a abble to ontain low us

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Hard-running junior g Donte Binghham gives Plattsburg a fast and dangerous threat coming out of the s f backfield. Expectation foor him as the Tigers’ numberone running threat will be high. Joining Bingham in e f the backfield will b feellow k Ga junior avvin Boyle, and like e gBin ham, he brings tons of speed to the Plattsburg running game. Boyle could also see time at the slot position, as well a Plattsburg will havve

their own dynamic d wide receiver in Isaia R ard and junior Ryylan ton. Both bring size an leticism to the wide re position, and Coach Bo is hoping their abilities g def ts f fi foor opposin feens y In theor y, , it s goi

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t f e v b ver y difficul foor tea cover both Isaia and R Boswell said “I don’t how people will be a play y us man, tr y and co these two, and not allo to beat them with the run. e f It s going to b fuun to see Gaavvin Carter gives Plattsburg a confident and consistent threat at slot but could also see time at tight end.

e def On th feensive side of the ball, there are high k s f expectation foor Dakoota

Rankin, with his siz strength along the sive line. Joining hi f frront will be Jon Fish, Bingham and junior len, w McLal who will be to handle at nose guar Corbin Dow and Carter give Plattsburg

ze and deffeenim up Donte Caden tough d. Gavin ga pair

k k of playmakeers at linebac e er Meanwhile in the secondy ar y, , Tiger fans can expect ys f big pla frrom Isaia Howard, y Ry Rylan Langton, Gavin Bo le e W and sophomor Wyyatt Da-

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Entering the wo n f eight-ma foootball, t k gers enter the unknnow the program has see k takeen the right step to building the itself ba Numbers are growin t f there is excitemen foor to come.

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avin Carter, Dakota Rankin. Second Row: Kyle Dake, Rylan River Jones, T am, Jaden Shoniber, Tyyler Ariano. Third Row: d, Camden McLallen, Caden McLallen, Keegan Gudde. Fourth Kadan Burchit, Brennon Shoniber, Dareon Gregory

ed and see them in action. The strength, Donte Bingha e Tigers will host Maysville in am will be a key return for Pla n an eight-man exhibition on attsburg this season.

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By BRETTADKISON LEADEREDITOR

W Wiith a new coach at the helm and some returning in k players keey positions, the les f Lathrop Mu foootball team g f will be lookin foor a resurgence in 2023.

In 2018 and 2019, the Mules had a dream run, going 27-2 while earning two ttifil

state semifinals appearances ’ and the program s first-ever spot in the Missouri Class 2 State Championship (finishing second in 2018).

But Lathrop has been g f searchin foor answers since that golden period, going v 7-22 o er the last three years.

en f Wh foormer head hn U coach Jo Unnrein resigned this past offseason, the dist didn tric n’’t need to look far to find the program’s new def leader, tapping feensive coordinator Corey Creason, who had been with the program since 2019. Creason previously served as head coach at Crest Ridge and Stewartsville, and was a spe-

,ap r f cial teams coordinato foor Hamilton in 2015 and 2016 (during which the Hornets made the semifinals twice and won a state championship).

Creason said the suml f mer went wel foor the proug a gram and the playyers bo ght into what the coaches have tried to instill. He said they had a good showing at a team camp they attended, and their attendance in the weight room has gone up y g f a despite havvin feewer playeers a than the previous year (havving a smaller senior class).

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want to be the group that turns our program around,”

Creason said. “ There wasn’t much flack at all. The boys are hungr y to change the direction of the program, and our juniors and seniors have really stepped it up ”

v Seveen seniors will lead y f the wa foor Lathrop this season, giving an other wise young group important experience. Those seniors are Carson Clay (TE/LB), Coda k Kirkppatrick (OL/DL), Garrett Smith (RB/LB), Keaton

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y ts (RB/LB) K Coo Kyylle MorB), K gan (WR/D Kyyler Simon y d R (WR/DB) an Ryder Dalinghaus (OL/DL).

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carries in the East Buchanan backfield.

Providing the running room for Klein and company will be a quartet of linemen with tons of experience and potential. Setting the tone along the offensive line will be Tucker Musser, a three-year starter at center. Joining him will be Nick Klein, Barrett Veatch and junior Corbin Allen. The final spot along the line is still being determined.

Driving the ship that is the East Buchanan offense will be returning All-State quarterback Gage Busby. As a junior, Busby emerged as a major threat with his arm and his continued development is something that Ritter is excited to see.

“Gage has had a really good offseason,” Ritter said. “He is definitely a student of the game and has even more confidence heading into this season. He is becoming a great leader for us.”

Developing behind Busby as the quarterback of the future for East Buchanan is sophomore Phoenix Baugh, who brings the added ability to run with the football.

Busby will have several weapons he’ll be targeting in 2023, including Aidan Hensley and Mason Brown. Both bring tons of athleticism and

speed to the wide receiver position. East Buchanan fans can also expect to see Gavin Rhode and juniors Ty Ingle and Cayden Ray making plays in the passing game. While the offense is expected to be as potent as ever, the Bulldog defense will once again be a force to be reckoned with.

The centerpiece of the Bulldog defense will be Nick Klein at linebacker.

“Nick is a first-team AllState linebacker,” Ritter said. “He’s a gamer and can make every play on the field. The kid just gets it done and we hope for one more really stellar year from him.”

Joining him at linebacker (a group that is replacing three All-State players from a year ago) will be Kade Jones and junior Kyler Paxton. At the outside linebacker/defensive end position, East Buchanan fans can expect to see Aidan Rhoad, Gavin Rhode and junior Coleson Orstad. A trio of underclassmen could also see some time at linebacker, including sophomores Bode Griffin and Ben Rhoad, along with freshman Landon Smith.

In the secondary, Ritter anticipates giving Trevor Klein and Mason Brown some playing time, but would pre-

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fer keeping them focused on offense. Others who will see time at the safety position will be Aidan Smith and Ty Ingle, along with juniors Landon DeLong and Trey Johnson. Aidan Hensley will be a feature player at cornerback and will be joined by Nathaniel Fortney and junior Cayden Ray.

Up front for the East Buchanan defense will be the dangerous trio of Chase Meers, Wyatt Parker and Barrett Veatch.

Meers, with his size, will be a key component to the East Buchanan success this season. “Chase will be a staple for us in the middle and could be a big factor in us making another run at state,” Ritter said.

Another All-State player East Buchanan has to replace this season is Alec Hesson at kicker. Expected to take on the kicking duties this year are Wyatt Parker and junior Gavin Utz.

With the amount of talent East Buchanan has coming back, the three-peat is an attainable goal, and the Bulldogs are ready to meet the challenge head on, even if it means campaigning through Missouri’s Class 2.

BREAKING: Location change for East Buchanan opener

The East Buchanan Bulldogs were originally slated to travel to Bethany to open the season on Friday, August 25, but that’s changed - and it means a closer trip for EBHS fans. The defending Missouri Class 1 state champions will now face South Harrison at Lathrop High School at 7 p.m. on that evening. South Harrison was originally slated to host

other site had to be found. The Lathrop Mules open the year in Week 1.

Looking Back: East Buchanan repeats, wins 2022 Class 1 title

For the second-straight year, the East Buchanan Bulldogs football team won the crown in Missouri Class 1, repeating as state champions.

The Bulldogs finished 14-1, their only loss coming to Class 3 Savannah early in the year. That included an undefeated run through the KCI to take the conference banner, and then a dominant run in the postseason, where East Buchanan went 6-0 and outscored their opponents 226-20. The Bulldogs’ defense crafted four shutouts in six games.

The only true threat to East Buchanan’s bid for a second state title came on a cold day in Gallatin, where the two best teams in Class 1 clashed in the state quarterfinals. Though Gallatin held East Buchanan to just 14 points,

the Bulldogs’ defense stood tough for the 14-6 win.

The state championship game, itself, was more anticlimactic, as East Buchanan thumped Adrian 42-0 on Saturday, December 3, in Columbia, Mo.

Then-junior quarterback Gage Busby had a banner day, connecting on 14 of 19 pass attempts for 312 yards and three touchdowns. Then-junior Trevor Klein scored four touchdowns, running the ball for 132 yards on 18 carries while catching a pair of passes for 61 yards. Ethan Bailey finished his career with five tackles and a sack. Aidan Hensley added a pair of interceptions.

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LAUHOFF JEWELRY Downtown Chillicothe620 Washington St. Open Monday-Friday 9:00-5:30, Saturday 9:00-1:00. 660646-3504 www.lauhoffjewelry.com Tdtf

H & S CONTRACTING

Remodeling, room additions, garages & decks and pole barns * New homes & basements w/ICF forms * Wall replacement under homes, repair cracks & bowed walls * Leveling, waterproofing * Backhoe & Bobcat work * New water & sewer lines. Kale Hoerrmann - Owner, 30 years experience – 660953-0724. Tdtf

BUY - SELL - TRADEBIG NASTY'S GUNS & AMMO - Stop in and see us at our New Location - 1515 E. 9th Street, Trenton, MO. Nathan Rorebeck, 660-6350469, www.bignastys.com

RED BARN MINI STORAGE, across from the new hospital on Iowa Blvd in Trenton. 5 Unit sizes available. Call Mike or Jane Cooksey 660-359-7683.

Offutt, Offutt & Associates

Auction Service. Land, farm, and Home. Free Appraisals. Cameron, MO. 816-7243214

Call MIDWEST MECHANICAL & rely on comfort. 800-425-0976 or 485-6611, Brian S. Israel, owner. For your heating & cooling needs. All Tax Credits & Rebates available!

Geostar Geothermal Heat Pumps. Over 25 years experience. Tdtf

JAMESPORT LUMBERFull Service Lumberyard. We also sell Trusses/metal/ rebar/concrete blocks. New Hardware Department • Gift Certificates and Delivery

Available • Free Estimates. 32089 St. Hwy 6, Jamesport 660-684-6404 Tdtf

Mid-States Services is now offering: Fiber Optic installs in rural Trenton! MidStates will STILL WAIVE the $150 installation free for those who sign up NOW!

Sign up TODAY by calling 660-359-2045 or at http://www.mid-states.net.

4100 Oklahoma Ave., Trenton, MO 64683.

Utility Crew Worker Wanted

Trenton Municipal Utilities is currently accepting applications for a full-time Utility Crew Worker for the Water/Wastewater Distribution Dept. Applications can be picked up at the TMU Warehouse at 2601 Oklahoma Ave in Trenton and will be accepted until position is filled. Trenton Municipal Utilities is an equal opportunity employer. For more information contact Kenny Ricketts at 660-359-2838.

Living Estate Sale

1505 Talon Drive, Cameron, MO 64429 (Eagle’s Landing Subdivision)

Fri., Aug. 25 & Sat., Aug. 26 • 8 am - 5 pm

Furniture – Beautiful Oak 4-piece Queen Bedroom set of Amish craftsmanship, small rolltop desk, Curio cabinet, cedar chest, camel back trunk, matching bedroom dresser and night stand, rocking chair, bookcase, TV stand, hall trees, lamp tables and a jewelry armoire

Household – Record/CD/Tape player, lamps, calculators, pictures, television, quilts (some hand quilted), bedding and linens, doilies, small kitchen appliances, kitchenware, dishes, pots & pans, bakeware, silver and flatware, Pyrex, Corelle, Tupperware, and Oreck vacuum cleaner

Collectibles – Fenton, milk glass, Seraphim Angels, Eagle décor, Tea Sets, figurines and glassware

Misc. – Luggage, purses, candles, books, cookbooks, lawn & garden items, card table & chairs, Christmas décor, home health aides, and a lot of nice jewelry. ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD!! Something for everyone. Not responsible for accidents.

HELP WANTED

The City of Laredo is accepting applications for City Clerk. Driver's license, 21+ yrs old & H.S. Diploma/GED required. Must be bondable with a clean criminal background. QuickBooks & Microsoft Office and clerical experience preferred. For further information or application contact Laredo City Hall @ 213 E Main St, (660) 286-2632.

The Grundy R-V School District is accepting applications for substitute teachers

and part-time bus drivers. Must be able to pass a background check and hold appropriate certification/ license. Applications can be found on the Grundy R-V website or by calling the office at 660-673-6511. Complete the application, and return to: Grundy R-V HS PO Box 6, 205 S West Border Street Galt, MO. 64641 Attn: Superintendent Grundy R-V is an equal opportunity employer

WANTED

Wanted - Old oak color grand piano doesn’t need to work, just need shell for art project. Will haul away for free. Call 816-604-0563 thank you.

Wanted: TWIN sized French Provential bed. Reasonable. 816-590-7964 Call 816-539-2111 or 660-359-2212 to place your classified ad today!

Bradford farms-Complete dispersal - 73 angus cows 3-7 years old. Start calving September 5th. Bred angus or sim angus bulls. Very nice quality cows.

Andy Kidd - 40 cow/calf pairs. 5-7 years old. Running back with angus bulls.

Rader farms-Complete dispersal - 54 angus cows. 4-7 years old. Bred to angus or sim angus bulls. Start calving September 2nd. Fancy set.

Behrnes farms - 25 angus and sim angus cow/calf pairs. Big calves by side running back with angus bulls.

Flannery farms - 25 angus cows. Some with calves balance 3rd stage.

Tucker farms - 32 angus cow/calf pairs. 4-6 yrs old. 4-6 years old. Calves tagged to match. Nice set.

Newman farms-Complete dispersal - 62 angus and sim angus cows 3-6 years old. Bred to angus bulls. Start calving September 3rd. Nice big cows. Raised big calves.

Stuart Collins - 20 homeraised angus heifers. Pelvic measured. Start calving September 7th for 60 days. 1100lbs.

Roberts farms - 25 blk cows. Bred to angus bulls. 5yrs old. Start calving September 1st.

Clayton farms - 10 fancy angus cows. 3rd stage. 5-6yrs old.

Chris Walter - 25 red angus cows. Bred angus bulls. 4-5 years old. Start calving September 1st.

Ball farms - 10 blk angus heifers. Homeraised. Pelvic measured. Fancy set start calving September 5th.

Wilson farms - 30 blk cows. 3-6yrs old. Start calving September 6th.

SAT AUGUST 26 9AM

PLEASE NOTE: PARTIAL LISTING -MORE TO ADD NEXT WEEK, OR CHECK ONLINE FOR THE UP TO DATE LISTINGS. EXPECTING 1000 PIECES, MANY INDIVIDUAL CONSIGNMENTS, RETIREMENT, ESTATES, SELLOUTS

Tractors/Loaders (Expecting 75-100

Tractors)

John Deere

’12

JD 8360R, Cab, MFWD, F and R

Duals, IVT, 6346hrs

JD 8270R, Cab, 4x4 Duals, 8898hrs

JD 9520, 4wd, duals, recent OH,

Bareback 5114h

JD 5085E w/ Ldr, Cab, Mfwd, 997hrs

JD 6105M w/ Loader, MFWD, 4634hrs

JD 7130, LDR, MFWD, 16spd, 2090hrs

JD 6430 w/ Loader, MFWD, 24speed, 6500hrs

JD 8420, MFWD, Cab, 6194hrs

JD 8410, MFWD, Duals, PS, 1000pto, 8724hrs

JD 6615 , Ldr, cab, MFWD, 3702hrs

JD 6410 w/ Loader, 2wd, loader, C/H/A, new rubber 3,817hrs

’20 JD 4052M HD , LDR, 49hrs, MFWD

JD 8960, 4wd, duals, 10k hrs

JD 8770, 4wd, 10,316hrs

JD 8570, 4wd, 8500 hrs, 3 pt, pto,

JD 5410 Cab, 2wd

JD 1026R, 60” Deck, FWA. 573 hrs

JD 4455 w/ Cab, mfwd, O/H less than 150hrs ago, 6554hrs

JD 4850, mfwd, 15spd PS, 3 SCV, 4750hrs

JD 4250, cab. 4130hrs

JD 4440, cab 4743hrs

JD 4430, cab, Extremely clean

JD 4300 w/ Loader, 3051hrs

JD 4650, MFWD, 1000 PTO, 8607hrs

JD 3010, gas

CASE IH/INTERNATIONAL

CIH 435 Steiger, 4wd, duals, guidance, 5465hrs

’20 Case IH 125 , ldr, 1274hrs, clean

CIH Maxxum 115 w/ loader, C/H/A, MFWD, 4887hrs

’21 CIH 95A, w/ Loader C/H/A, 40hrs

’13 Case IH Farmall 95C, 5634hrs, 2wd, C/H/A

Farmall 75C, MFWD, C/H/A, 781hrs

CIH JX100U, w/ Loader, cab, 4x4, 3641hrs

CIH JX95 w/ Loader, C/H/A

CIH MXM130, MFWD, C/H/A, duals, 5598hrs

IH 1086, Cab

IH 1066 Tractor, Loader, open station

IH 666, gas

IH 656, diesel

IH 5088, 2wd, 7605hrs

Case 2590, Cab, 6554hrs

Case 4890, 4x4, 3 point, pto, 5388hrs

NEW HOLLAND/ FORD

’15 New Holland T8.410, mfwd, clean

clean

NH TG255, Cab, Mfwd, 8203hrs

NH TD5040, Mfwd, canopy, orops, 5 hrs

Ford 3000, diesel, 2476hrs

Ford 7700, 2wd, 4125hrs

Ford 1600, 2wd, 1520hrs

KUBOTA/MASSEY FERGUSON/ MCCORMICK

McCormick MC120, ldr, cab, mfwd, 5089hrs

Kubota M7-152 deluxe, mfwd, cab, 230hrs

Kubota M7-151 premium KVT, 3070hrs

Kubota M108S w/ Loader, MFWD,

Kubota MX5000 w/ Loader, MFWD, 1218hrs

Kubota BX1860, w/ Loader, 4wd, 366hrs

Kubota M105S, ldr, mfwd, 7470hrs

Kubota LX3310, w/ LDr, Mfwd, Cab, 75hrs

MF 1533, w/ Ldr, 890hrs

MF 5464 w/ Loader, MFWD, Cab, 4920hrs

’11 MF 5465 w/ MF950 Ldr, 900hrs, 1 owner

MF GC1715 , LDR, Mfwd, 168hrs

Kioti CS2210, MFWD, Ldr, 57hrs

Mahindra 6065 w/ LDr, Cab, MFWD, 554hrs

Deutz DX120, Cab, 7867hrs

MF 230, gas

LOADERS

JD 58 Ldr / Grapple

JD 553 Loader

JD 740 Loader

COLLECTOR / OR MECHANICS

SPECIAL Farmall Cub, w/ Belly Mower (non- running)

Kubota MX5100, 2wd, 2947hrs

Case 970 Comfort King

Ford 600 Tractor

JD R Tractor, diesel, runs

Ford 8n

MEZGER ESTATE

’12 Ford F150, 128K 4x4

JD 4430 Tractor, C/H/A

JD 5402 w/ Ldr, 1304hrs, Mfwd 3pt

JD 4200 w/ Ldr, 1675hrs, belly mower

JD Gator 2x4, nice

Herd Seeder ’13 18ft utility Trailer

Hurricane #24 Pull type Ditcher

3 Point Chisel-10ft

JD MX7 Brush Cutter

Danuser 3 pt Auger, 2 bits

Caldwell 3 pt blade

2 yd PT Dirt Scraper Oliver 3 btm Rollover Plow

COMBINES/HEADERS/HARVEST

Gleaner R62, 4369/3170hrs, 4wd, Lat- tilt, ’05 NH CR940 3560/2615hrs, Ag -leader, 4x4

NH CR960 Combine 4200hrs/3300hrs

NH TR97 Combine, 5397hrs

CIH 2166 Combine -5945hrs, 4wd

CORN HEADS ’07 Drago 1820 18r20in, Lexion

CIH 3408 Corn head, 8R30, Corn Savers,

CM Shafts

CIH 2212, 12R-30”

CIH 2206, 6R-30”

CIH 1083 8R-30”

CIH 1083 8R-30”

JD 608C, 8R-30”, stalk master

JD 693, 6R-30”

JD 893 8R-30”

nozzles, SS1600Ga tank

Top Air 500 Gallon Sprayer

JD 4930 Sprayer booms

Dalton Mobility 800, variable rate

Chandler Spreader, tandem, litter

Adams Liquid Nurse Trailer

Automatic Brand Mist Blower

Demco Saddle Tanks, Late model

Dalton 9 knife Applicator

Dalton 13 knife Applicator

New Idea 3726, flotation tire, nice

Kelly Ryan Manure spreader

CIH 550 Spreader

Milcreek Turf 75TD

New Idea 217 Spreader

IH 100 Manure Spreader

Adams Tender Trailer, semi trailer, Air

Brakes

FORAGE EQUIPMENT/FEEDING

EQUIPMENT

GRINDER MIXERS/MILLS

2-NH 352 Grinder Mixer, Folding Auger

NH 355 Grinder

NH 358 Grinder Mixer

JD 3970 Chopper, Pickup head only

Gehl 1260 Chopper

Gehl 1200 Chopper, 3 RN head, Pickup head

Grain-o-Vator Feed wagon

Meyer 20ft, 13ton wagon -HD gear

Corey Silage Wagon

Schuler 125BF Manure Spreader

JD Silage Wagon

Knight 3025 Reel Augie Wagon

2 -Vermeer BP8000 Bale Processors

PLANTERS-DRILLS-SEED TENDERS

DRILLS

’12 Kinze 3660, Bulk Fill, liquid

’12 Kinze 3600, Bulk fill, clutches

2008 Kinze 3800SDS 24R30 Bulk Fill No

Till

05 Kinze 3500,

ATV/UTV/BOAT/MOWERS/ MOTORCYCLE

Polaris Ranger 700EFI, 519hrs

Scag Walk Behind Mowers

’11 Bighorn by Heartland Camper w/ 5th

wheel

SKIDLOADER ATTACHMENTS (ALL

ATTACHMENTS ARE NEW AND WILL

SELL WITH NO RESERVE)- ALL

ATTACHMENTS ARE SKID STEER

QUICK ATTACH OVER 350 ATTACHMENTS TO SELL

Jenkins 84” extreme HD Grapple

JCT Brush cutters, post augers, grapples, sweepers

Stout Brand, grapples , material buckets

Lowe Post augers

Tuff Ox Tree pullers, Container items, tool boxes, attachments, bathrooms, 40ft 4 bay container

CONSTRUCTION

EXCAVATORS

’08 Deere 200DLC, 9041hrs

Bobcat E35I, C/H/A, HQA, 350hrs

’21 Bobcat E50, 140hrs, thumb

JCB 803, 2900hrs, cab SKID STEERS

’21 Kubota SVL97-2s, 80hrs, loaded.

’21 Kubota SVL75-2s, 630hrs, EROPS

’18 Kubota Svl95-2s, 2519hrs, 2spd, new tracks, Erops

’18 Kubota Svl95-2s, 2663hrs, 2spd, Erops

’19 Bobcat T770, 1750hrs, Erop, 2spd,

’19 Bobcat T770, 382hrs, Ride Control,

’14 Case SV300, 1150hrs

’13 Case SV250, Orops, 3758hrs.

Deere 325G, Cab, 1404hrs

Deere 331G, Hyd, Erops, 1404hrs

Gehl R190, orops

Bobcat S220, turbo, 4022hrs

’07 Case 420CT, 3222hrs, orops

Case TV380, 2602hrs, Erops

Cat 259D, 1181hrs, 2spd, Erops

BACKHOES/LOADERS

Caterpillar 926M, HQA, Aux Hyd, excellent rubber, 7236hrs

Cat 930 Wheel Loader, 8620hrs, HQA, Erops

Cat 930 Wheel Loader, 9904hrs, Erops

Deere 644EZ Wheel Loader

’13 Case 580 Super N WT, Backhoe, 4x4, extend a hoe, 2448hrs.

Case 580 Super L, MFWD, Ext-a-hoe, 6109hrs

DOZERS

2017 Caterpillar D5K2 LGP, 6371hrs,

Excellent undercarriage

Komatsu D31A Dozer

OTHER CONSTRUCTION

’98 Champion 710A V, 2079hrs, CLEAN

Road Grader

Deere 670CH, 1880hrs, powershift Road

Grader

Caterpillar 627B Scraper, excellent machine

Sky Track 4266, 332ohrs, orops

Allis Chalmers Side Delivery

Ford 504 3pt rake

AG-Equip 2 basket Tedder, Like new.

BALERS

JD 469 Mega wide, 4x6, twine, net/twine

JD 530, twine

Mainero 5887, 5x6, twine, net

NH BR7090 Baler, twine, gathering

wheels

NH 848, twine

Vermeer 505 Super I Baler

Gehl TDC 1475 Baler

NH 320 Hay Liner ’15 JD 338 Square Baler, 1 owner

3 POINT EQUIPMENT, MISC

EQUIPMENT

JD 72” Mower Deck for Lawn tractors

7ft 3 pt Brush cutter

Tractor Dozer Blade

Hay Bale Carrier

IA 190 3-point Blade 8’ hyd

’19 Rain Flo 345 Mulch Layer

Hay Rack/ JD Gear

Landpride RBT45108 Blade

Landpride FDR1672 Finish Mower

Wood Wagon w/ End gate seeder

Several 3 point blades

BH Razor Back BH6

Woods PRD 7200 mower Euroc Seeder-cone

BH SQ840

Several Bale Carriers

7’ Brush Cutters

Side Winder 6’ Tiller

BH 3008 cutter

Gehl STR72-2 Seeder

Farm king 3-point cultivators 5ft and 6ft

Danuser Auger 2 bits,

Several 3 point disk

Several Pull type Box Blades

JD 155, 3pt hyd blade

BRUSH CUTTERS/ FINISH MOWER

2-Bushwhacker MD144 Brush cutter

IA MF12 Brush Cutter

JD HX20 , 20ft

JD MX10 Brush Cutter

Landpride RCR3510 , 10ft

Landpride 15”

Bushhog 2615 Legend

Bushhog 2715 Legend

Rhino SE15 Brush Cutter

Woods 15ft Batwing

3 Point Ditcher

CATTLE EQUIPMENT

3- Tarter Cattle Sweeps

Feed King Creep Feeder

60 Free Standing Cattle Panels

Melroy Concrete Water

2- IA 84R Silage Feeders

IA 625 Bale WAgon

DISKS/VERTICAL TILLAGE

’20 CIH 375 Disk, only used on 240acres

Summers MFG, Super Coulter Plus

GP Turbomax 1000, 10ft

JD 630, 24’ White 271 20’

IH 490, 27.5

IH 496 Disk, 18.5ft

GRAVITY WAGONS/WAGONS/OTHER

3-Artsway BIG LITTLE DM280 Gravity wagons - 3 matching wagons DMI Gravity Wagon

250 Gravity Wagon

250 Gravity Wagon

225 Gravity Wagon

hoist Barge Wagon Kewanee 250 Gravity Wagon

EZ Trail Gravity Wagon -320bu Parker 200 Gravity Wagon Parker 220 Gravity wagon Woods Lo Load Wagon

EZ Trail 3400 Gravity wagon 340bushel

Wood Barge Wagon

McCormick Steel Side Wagon, NICE

Airstream 1112 Grain Dryer

Hi-Cap 548 Grain Cleaner

Rem 2500 HD Grain Vac

AUGERS/CONVEYORS

Westfield 13x92 w/ hopper

GSI 12x84 w/ hopper

2-Mayrath 10x70

Brandt Grain Belt 1535TD, Electric Top Air

Conveyor, electric, seed conveyor

Westfield 100-41

SEED TENDERS

Meridian Titan II Seed Tender

ParKan Seed Tender, Gooseneck scales

Unverferth 2750 Seed Runner

Friesen 220 Seed Tender

MANURE SPREADERS/APPLICATORS

’15 Hagie STS12, 2500hrs, 2 ownr, 1200

ga, SS tank, Ag Leader Steer command center- Machine is loaded

Terragator TG7300 Sprayer, 60ft, flood

Red Ball 570 Sprayer, 90’ Boom, 1200 ga

Hardi Commander 750 Sprayer

Kuker 500 ga, PT, 45ft booms

Dual Axle S&H Stock Trailer, Dual axle

Trail King Lo-Boy, Hyd Dove, Winch

Felling Pintle Hitch Trailer, Air Brakes, 20ton

Bomag K300 Pad Foot Roller, 1549 hrs

Cat Loader Jib

Cat Loader, Sheeps foot

Pull type Sheeps Foot

HAY EQUIPMENT

BALERS/MOWERS/TEDDERS/RAKES

MOWERS

JD 946 Moco, flails

NH 7330 PT , 540 pto, Moco

NH 465 Disc Mower

3-NH 617 Disc Mowers

NH 461 Moco

’20 Kowalski Z001/2 Mower

RAKES

Kubota RA212CR, 12 wheels

Vermeer R2300 Rake

Vermeer R21A Rake

H&S High Capacity 18 Wheel rake

Kelderman 10 Wheel Rake

FIELD CULTIVATORS

JD 2210, 36’ Harrow GP 53ft Field Cultivator GP Disc O-Vator, 24’ JD 985 Cult, 40’ CIH 4300, 36’ IH 4600 24ft Cultivator Kewanee 3100 30ft

IH 45, 24.5ft

Krause 4100, 24ft OTHER CIH MRX690 Disc Ripper JD 915 ripper, 7 shank, nice J&J 15ft Crop Roller , Pull type

Rotary hoe

B & S Equipment Sales LLC Consignment Auction

Gallatin MO

Location: 1 mile west of Gallatin on Hwy 6, Gallatin Industrial Park Office 1-660-663-3363

Shay Esbeck 1-660-605-0839

Justin Harlow 1-660-605-2346

This is a Live Auction, Online bidding available through Equipmentfacts

All Items must be removed from Auction yard within 15 days, no exceptions.