Best wishes to these two brothers !!

A lot of history between those 2 gentleman. Hate to see those generations retire. Good luck from a North Carolina farmer

Fantastic detail with notes and memory of model numbers and dates. Agree with grain carts

Great video MP...love it when you bring us the special auctions and hearing the background. My father was a registered Holstein man and he attributes buying equipment and finding out the history/care on it, like buying cattle with a pedigree...some have better than others. These guys were top-notch operators. As being a fellow "fussy" guy myself (I too keep notebook records and write notes on equipment), the only thing I see that ya gotta watch is taking maintenance and care to that level, takes a lot of energy and can really wear you out mentally bc you always want things to work right and things "just so"; however, as we all know, equipment has it's quirks (especially ones w/ a lot of electronics).

Nice nice equipment and I bet they have a good yield on the farm too

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Our line of equipment was sold by this group at Renwick IA 5 year,s ago and yes every auction has a story my wife and I have been in court telling our story ever since they still have our titled truck,s on their lot and we hold the bank lien free title,s WHY ?

I have family in the Ada MN area. These guys ran a great operation

A real good video my good ness how many years youbeen doing this i was young when you started now iam old so i no must be many years

It's sad to see something like this go away. Was there a reason for the retirement? I know most farms get passed down through the family and kids and all that. Idk it's just sad to see such an established farm just stop I guess u can call it.

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Did the Ramstedt brothers buy tires from Wesley Magnuson ? I think OK tire shop in Ada? Wes was my uncle