This sold Kewanee 10-foot-6-inch disk harrow in New Haven, Indiana, came from a smaller farm where it was used seasonally for tillage and food plots. The owner was downsizing the equipment inventory and making room for other implements, and reported proper storage between uses.

The seller described very good condition, with blades and gangs in good working order. Reported upkeep included regular greasing, seasonal maintenance, bearing checks and inspection of the frame for cracks or weld repairs. That inspection does not mean structural repairs were needed or performed. The advertised asking price was $3,000; the actual sale amount was not supplied.