Mecum Auctions Gone Farmin’
Mecum Auctions Gone Farmin'

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Hosted by Max Armstrong, Max Wilson, and Carl Downs, along with reporter Amanda Trudell, Mecum takes viewers inside the variety of makes and models of tractors that cross the auction block. Each week, Mecum delivers the auction action to tractor fans everywhere, offering an unparalleled array of vintage and collectible tractors ranging from entry-level collector tractors that sell for a few thousand dollars to high-end ultra-rare machines like the 1938 Minneapolis-Moline UDLX that sold for $140,000 and the 1916 Case 20-40 that sold for $102,500. READ MORE

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