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Grass & Grain, July 22, 2008Kansas HayMarket ReportGround alfalfa movement: Southwest/South CentralTonnage: 10,912/4,200 Last week: 11,514/3,514 Lastyear: 10,809/3,112 Hay trade is moderate. Demand isstrong for dairy alfalfa and grinding alfalfa, moderate foralfalfa pellets, prairie hay and stock cow quality hay. Therestraining order will remain in place blocking livestockproducers from haying and grazing CRP under a special USDA program. If any haying and grazing is allowed in the coming weeks it will be with tighter restrictions. With alfalfa acres and yields down, total production for the year is likely to be 20 to 25 percent, maybeas high as third less than normal. Prairie hay producersare beginning the haying season with rain and showersslowing progress and damaging hay. The forecast is formostly hot and dry, that should help with cutting, curingand baling. Yields are reported lighter than expectedand quality good when the weather allows. If you havehay for sale or pasture to rent or need hay or grazing,use the service of the Hay and Pasture Exchange website: www.kfb.org/hayandpasture/default.htmSouthwest Kansas: Dairy and grinding alfalfa steadyto firm. Movement: Ground alfalfa slow to moderate,Dairy alfalfa active. Alfalfa: Horse, small square, 180.00215.00; Dairy, Supreme 175.00-200.00, Premium170.00-185.00, Good 135.00-170.00. Utility-Fair grinding alfalfa shipped in or at the edge of the field, 120.00135.00 a little 140.00, a little 155.00 delivered. Groundand delivered locally to feedlots and dairies, 145.00160.00, contracts to 165.00. The week of 7/7-12.10,912T grinding alfalfa and 2,825T of dairy alfalfa weredelivered. Straw, good large bales 55.00-60.00, or65.00-72.00 delivered, some 85.00 ground and delivered.South Central Kansas: Dairy alfalfa steady, grindingalfalfa and alfalfa pellets steady to 10.00 higher. Movement moderate. Alfalfa: Horse, small, mid or largesquare 185.00; Dairy, Supreme 170.00-195.00; Premium, 160.00-180.00, Good 125.00-170.00. Utility-Fairgrinding alfalfa at the edge of the field 100.00-120.00,100.00- 125.00 delivered. Ground and delivered locallyto feedlots 120.00-130.00. The week of 7/7-12. 4,200Tof grinding alfalfa and 1,193T of dairy alfalfa were delivered. Alfalfa pellets: Sun Cured 15 pct protein 168.00-175.00; Sun Cured 17 pct 170.00-190.00; Dehydrated15 pct 205.00; 17 pct 225.00. Straw, good large bales55.00.Southeast Kansas: Alfalfa, brome and prairie haysteady. Movement slow to moderate. Alfalfa: Horse andgoat, small square 145.00-190.00, mid square 220.00.Dairy alfalfa, Supreme 155.00-185.00, Premium145.00-175.00, Good 130.00-140.00. Bluestem: Good,small squares 100.00-110.00, mid and large squares80.00-90.00, large rounds 50.00-60.00, Mulch, largeround 50.00. Brome: Small square Good 100.00110.00, Good mid and large squares 85.00-100.00, aninstance 145.00. Good large round 50.00-60.00.Northwest Kansas: Dairy and grinding alfalfa steady.Movement moderate. Alfalfa: Horse, small square175.00-200.00. Dairy, Premium-Supreme 175.00185.00, Good 165.00. Utility-Fair grinding alfalfa at theedge of the field 90.00-110.00; Ground and delivered tofeedlots and dairies 120.00-140.00. North CentralNortheast Kansas: Dairy and grinding alfalfa, prairiehay and brome steady. Movement moderate. Alfalfa:Horse small square 185.00-200.00, Mid square 165.00185.00; Dairy, Supreme 170.00-200.00, Premium140.00-170.00. Utility-Fair grinding alfalfa at the edge ofthe field, 70.00-80.00, contracts to 90.00, alfalfaground-on-the- truck 90.00-100.00. Grass hay:Bluestem small square, Good 100.00, Mid square80.00-90.00, large rounds 50.00-60.00. Brome: Good,small square, 100.00-120.00, a little 4.00-4.50/bale,Mid squares, 90.00-120.00, large round, 50.00-60.00.Straw small square 3.00-3.50/bale, large bales 50.0055.00/T, some ground and delivered 92.00.***Prices are dollars per ton and FOB unless otherwise noted. Dairy alfalfa prices are for mid and largesquares unless otherwise noted. Horse hay is in smallsquares unless otherwise noted. Prices are from themost recent sales.The Kansas Hay Market Report is provided by theKansas Department of Agriculture with technical oversight from the USDA Agricultural Marketing Service.Highlighting the end of the Eastern Kansas Swine Show Series was an Integrity trailer lease giveaway. Rosanna Spencer’s name was drawn as the winner of the one-year lease. Pictured from theright include Donna Trusk, Show-Me Trailers, Peculiar, Missouri, Spencer, Everett Moddie of CrowModdie Ford and Crow-Moddie Chevrolet, Burt Derryberry, trailer lease sponsor.Shop around – then call us for our best dealsSTOP2007 HONDA CRF150F (Electric Start)Water from coming in your Basement or Grain ElevatorsSALE PRICE:I will pump gel (Oilfield gel) under your floors and/or behindYour wall to fill any space or crevice where water can creepinto your basement or grain elevators. All work guaranteed.DON’T WAIT.CALL BILL NICHOLS WATERPROOFING NOW1-800-215-05378 a.m.-6 p.m. Monday thru Saturday*Free Estimates-No Excavating * Don’t wait until it floods again *1-800-834-1029Toll-FreeGarber’s HondaBryan FarmsBryan FarmsButch & Dori HarrisDon HarmisonJim Rickel402-729-2294honda.com. PARENTS NEED TO CONSIDER THEIR YOUNGSTER'S AGE, SIZE, ABILITY AND MATURIITY BEFOREALLOWING THEM TO RIDE. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION OBTAIN A COPY OF "OFF-ROAD SAFETY TIPS" AND“YOUNGSTER’S AND OFF-ROAD VEHICLES”, AVAILABLE FROM YOUR LOCAL HONDA DEALER. ALWAYS WEAR AHELMET, EYE PROTECTION, AND PROTECTIVE CLOTHING, AND PLEASE RESPECT THE ENVIRONMENT. OBEY THELAW AND READ YOUR OWNER’S MANUAL THOROUGHLY. Always stay on established trails in approved riding areas. Forrider training information or to find a rider-training course near you, call the Motorcycle Safety Foundation’s DirtBike Schoolsmat 1-877-288-7093. DirtBike Schoolsm is a service mark of the Motorcycle Safety Foundation. CRF and Performance First aretrademarks of Honda Motor Co., Ltd. While supplies last, surcharge may apply, price subject to change.COMM.CO. INC.CATTLE AUCTIONEVERY FRIDAYSTARTING 10:00 A.M. ON CULL COWSFOLLOWED BY STOCKER FEEDERS — 11:00 A.M.OFFICE PHONE 785-776-4815 OWNERS MERVIN SEXTON & JOHN CLINEFor our sale Friday, July 18 a light seasonal runof cattle found good interest from local and out ofstate buyers with all classes mostly selling steadyaccording to quality and condition. Cull cows andbulls were selling at steady to weaker prices. Following is a partial listing.Bryan FarmsButch & Dori HarrisBryan FarmsBryan FarmsGlenn BrunkowJim RickelButch & Dori HarrisMalcolm CaseyKocher BrothersButch & Dori Harris 2,299MSRP 3149DRIVE A LITTLE . 56885 Hwy. 136SAVE A LOTFairbury, NEMANHATTANBPage 17STEERS — 550-1,025 LBS.Onaga3 blk strs576 @ 124.50Soldier3 blk strs565 @ 119.00Onaga10 blk strs650 @ 113.00Onaga3 blk strs753 @ 112.50Westmoreland3 blk strs601 @ 111.50Hoyt5 blk strs816 @ 108.00Soldier6 blk strs705 @ 106.25Council Grove114 mix strs 912 @ 106.00Onaga55 Herf strs 1012 @ 105.60Soldier10 blk strs858 @ 101.25HEIFERS — 550-825 LBS.Onaga7 blk hfrsOnaga9 blk hfrsSoldier3 blk hfrsWhite City3 blk hfrsHoyt3 blk hfrs578 @ 105.75638 @ 103.75590 @ 102.25750 @ 100.50803 @ 100.25Butch & Dori HarrisOrwin HavensteinRay ChadwickJim RickelRobert L. WarrenMartha EngelkenFlying R FarmsRandy ParkerSoldier4 blk hfrsBULLS — 1,650-2,275 LBS.Westmoreland1 blk bullCentralia1 blk bullHoyt1 blk bullEskridge1 blk bullFrankfort1 blk bullRossville1 Herf bullWhite City1 blk bull657 @ 99.00l1875 @ 75.251695 @ 74.752105 @ 71.252165 @ 71.251780 @ 70.252265 @ 70.001670 @ 65.75COWS & HEIFERETTES — 1,000-1,725 LBS.A&E GrayManhattan1 blk cow1435 @ 64.50Wickstrum FarmsWestmoreland1 blk cow1290 @ 63.25Arvilla BolingSoldier1 cross cow 1310 @ 60.50Bob AveryOlsburg1 blk cow1020 @ 60.50Jim & Jerry RickelHoyt1 blk cow1410 @ 60.25Hess RanchAlma1 blk cow1090 @ 50.25Kevin RenfroSilver Lake1 blk cow1230 @ 60.00Robert L. WarrenEskridge1 blk cow1710 @ 59.75Brent MillerAlma1 bwf cow1085 @ 59.25Don BolingSoldier1 blk cow1255 @ 57.75Buessing DairyAxtell1 Hol cow1285 @ 57.00Wendell VandornVliets1 blk cow1415 @ 55.75Nancy A. Raub TrustFrankfort1 bwf cow1375 @ 55.50Alan HubbardOlsburg1 Char cow 1515 @ 54.50Andy DetersVermillion1 Hol cow1620 @ 54.25Tom SteinbergerBob AveryMike RenfroNola MillerWamegoOlsburgSilver LakeAlma1 blk cow1 blk cow2 blk cows1 cross cow1025 @ 54.001230 @ 53.751605 @ 53.001010 @ 51.25EARLY CONSIGNMENTS FORFRIDAY, JULY 25275 choice rep. blk & bwf steers, 750-850 lbs.,off grass118 choice blk feeder steers, off grass, 850-950lbs.75 blk & bwf heifers, 700-750 lbs., off grass62 choice Red Angus Simm x heifers, weaned60 days, 2 rds shots, 575-725 lbs.52 blk strs & hfrs, weaned 30 days, 500-600 lbs.49 blk & bwf feeder heifers, 750-800 lbs., offgrass28 choice reputation blk & bwf steers & heifers,600-700 lbs.17 Angus steers & heifers, 650-700 lbs.12 blk steers, 550-650 lbs.——————————— FIELD REPRESENTATIVES — Visit Us On The Web — www.mcclivestock.com ——————————JOHN CLINEONAGA785-889-4775Cell: 785-532-8381SAM GRIFFINBURNS620-726-5877Cell: 620-382-7502BRENT MILLERALMA785-765-3467Cell: 785-587-7824ALAN HUBBARDOLSBURG785-468-3552Cell: 785-410-5011MERVIN SEXTONMANHATTAN785-537-7295Cell: 785-770-2622BILL RAINEMAPLE HILL785-256-4439TOM TAULMANHATTAN785-537-0036JEFF BROOKSBEATTIE785-353-2263Cell: 785-562-6807BRYCE HECKLINN785-348-5448Cell: 785-447-0456
Page 18Grass & Grain, July 22, 2008Winning the buckles in the junior showmanship divisionof the Eastern Kansas Swine Show Series was MeganDavis, champion and Hayden Cole, reserve. The series included shows in Topeka, Burlington, Emporia,Paola, Mound City, Garnett and Tonganoxie.Senior division showmanship honors in the EasternKansas Swine Show series went to Kiley Stinson,Allen, pictured left. Reserve champion resulted in a tiebetween Blaine McDougal and Cheyenne Wiley.Intermediate showmanship buckles for the EasternKansas Swine Show Series went to Thatcher Moddie,left, as champion and Payton Dahmer as reserve.CONSIGNMENT AUCTIONSATURDAY, JULY 26 — 10:00 AM601 S. Broadway — SALINA, KANSASCONSIGNMENT ACCEPTED UNTIL FRIDAY, JULY 25THTRAILERS, VEHICLES, TRACTORS AND CAMPERSWILL SELL AT NOONExhibitors winning buckles for the top six prospect hogsshown during the Eastern Kansas Swine Show Seriescompleted in June included (from the left) CheyenneWiley, Fort Scott; Sydney Markley, Mound City; CodyHolmes, Lebo and Payton Dahmer, Mo. Also in the topsix although not pictured was Caitlyn Dreher.CONSIGNMENTS WANTEDCountrywide Tractor & AuctionDemand is the Best its Been in Years!Turn Your Tractors, Trucks, Construction Equipment,Farm Equipment, Landscape Equipment& Miscellaneous into Cash!Competitive Commissions. Trucking Available. Fencedlot. Live Internet Bidding At Proxibid.com. ExperiencedSales Reps. Rental Sales Daily. Just A Few ReasonsFor You To Consign Your Equipment.Auction held on our lot located just East of191st & 169 Hwy., Spring Hill, KSWednesday, August 27, 9:30 AMAd Deadline: Mon., August 11Open: Mon.-Fri. 8-5, Sat. 8-NoonOFFICE: 913-592-2004www.countrywidetractor.comTRACTORSNH TM130, FWD, 295 hrs.NH TS115A, C&A, FWDNH TS110, FWD, CabNH TN75SA, Ldr.NH TN65, 4WD, OpenNH TC21DFord 7700/Ldr.Ford 7700 IIFord 641Ford 901/Ldr.Ford 1920, 2WDFord 5000, DieselFord 4000Ford 3000Ford JubileeFord 8NCase IH MXM130, 2WDCase IH MXU130, MFDCase IH MXU115, MFDCase JX95, FWD, Ldr.Case 1030Case 1370Case 1690Allis Chalmers 200JD 4320/LdrJD 2640JD 4630Kubota 7100, MowerMF 1135INDUSTRIALBobcat S250Bobcat S175Bobcat 607 BackhoeBobcat T190, TrackBobcat 430 Mini. Ex, cabScat Track 1700CJD 325 Skid SteerJD CT332 CTLCOMBINES & WAGONSNH TR98, FWDNH TR89, FWDCase 2388, FWD, 2004Case 2388, FWD, 1998Brent 420 CartPLANTERS & TILLAGEGreat Plains, NT2 - IH 5100 Drills w/HitchCase IH 496-25’Case IH 530B Ecolo TigerJD 331 DiscKrause 41’ field cultivatorHAY TOOLSNH BR780 R. BalerNH 688 R. BalerNH 855 R. BalerNH 456 9’ SickleJD 285 10’ DiscmowerJD 14 Wh. RakeCase 8530 Sq. BalerCase 8312 12’ DiscbineRhino SR15 MowerVermeer 605XL, NetVermeer WR20 RakeVermeer WR22 RakeGehl 1710 BalerEmergency After Hours PartsPlanting, Haying & CombiningCall 816-724-1573There will be a 10.00 Service Chargefor Fuel and TimeVisit us at: www.earleytractor.com816-632-7277EARLEY TRACTORCameron, MOAUCTIONSATURDAY, JULY 26 — 9:30 AM88 West 6th — LeROY, KANSASREAL ESTATE 1:00 PMOffering an approximate 1/2 acre lot with a nice well maintained1989 Champion 14x70 mobile home, 3 br., 2 bath, totally electrichome. A pole shed is included on the property.Also offering a vacant adjoining approximate 3/4 acre tract. The 2tracts will be offered separately then as one unit.Call for more information :Kurtz Auction & Realty Service(Exclusive agents for seller only)Darwin W. Kurtz, Broker & Auctioneer785-489-2200 785-448-4152Don Drum, Real Estate Salesman, 785-489-2476VEHICLES, TRAILERS, AND CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT:1974 Corvette Roadster, body like new, professionally painted 2years age, new soft top, new weather stripping, air conditionerupgraded to R132, auto, removable hardtop is in great shape;2002 - 4 door Ford Explorer, 66,000 miles , 4 door, 4x4; 1988Pontiac Fiero GT w/5 speed, 9,000 miles, every option; 1965 TBird Landau, very clean; 1969 Chevy Nova, V-8, auto, cold air, p/s,88,000 actual miles, excellent condition; 1955 Chevy 2 door, HiPerf SBC, 4 speed trans. needs paint and interior work, runs good;1964 Chevelle SS 350, 4 speed, 12 volt, positrac rear end, goodproject car; 1937 Jaguar replica on a Ford Mustang chaise; 1975Holiday Rambler gooseneck camper; 1969 Hy-Larden campingtrailer; 1989 Lufkin 53’ x 102” insulated semi van trailer; DuALloader with grapple fork; 1988 JD 650 tractor, 500 hrs; Ark City single axle trailer; PJ trailer w/drive upgate; Land Pride RTRO 550 3pt roto tiller; Land Pride DH1048 3 pt tandem disc; Land Pride 3 ptpost hole digger; Land Pride RB14560 3 pt angle block; Huskee17516 broadcast spreader; 2015 HST Mahindra 4x4 tractor withML 104 loader & Land Pride 3 pt quick hitch & PTO ; trailer mounted bale fork; 1997 IHC 9400 semi tractor, red top N14, 500 hpengine, 60” sleeper, double bunk sleeper, pro mid roof, 22.5 tireson alum Budd rims, (65% left on tires), 10 speed spicer transmission (not super 10) 40,000 lb rear end, in dash IHC computer;Case 2090 tractor, 3 pt PTO w/quick attach loader with cab; 91Cadillac Fleetwood; 5x8’ tilt bed utility trailer; 2003 Toyota Camry,81,000 miles, 4 cyl, moon roof, 4 door, spoiler, new tires,CD/AM/FM radio; 2005 Chevrolet 1500 Crew cab, 38,000 miles,5.3 V8, automatic, tow package, 18-20 mpg hwy (rebuild title);2000 Act, 18’w/2’dove tail 3500lb axles, Rhino lined, 12,000 lbsuper winch, 900 CCA battery, aluminum ramps, new tires on ralley wheels; 1996 Terry’s trailer, 18’ w/2’dove tail, 3500 lb axles,Rhino lined, Chevy sport wheels with 8 ply tires, new wiring withled lights, 9,000 lb wench, new tool box, 900 CCA battery; 1979Chevy 1 ton dually; 1994 Chevy Silverado 1500; 1986 GMC 3500dually; 1974 GMC 3/4 ton Suburban; 1958 VW Dune Buggy (really neat); Coachman Catalina bumper pull camper (approx. 28’); 6bale hay trailer (large round bales); 3600 dual loader with grapplefork; 1978 Holiday Queen motorhome; JD Gator 6x4, good condition; MF 35 tractor w/ 3 pt. PTO, wheel weights, heavy duty loader,6’ King Kutter box blade; JD 725 riding mower w/54” cut; 98 SeaDoo jet ski XP Limited, 951cc, 2 seater; 95 Sea Doo jet ski 3seater with trailer and tool box.Carved wooden fish statue made of mahogany, 51” high, 4bull dolphins, original; large sculpture of a cockatoo carvedout of eucalyptus, original art work.MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS: 4 truck seats (air ride); 6 door openers, 1/2 hp, 120 volt, Raynor, Jackshaft Type; 2 - 20’ chains; 3ratchet style chain binders; 6 - 5/16 chain binders; semi trucktarps; lumber; some steel; 2 - 14.5 trailer house tires and wheels;4 misc tires and wheels; pallet racking (warehouse shelving);Pepsi machine; pickup trailer (small trailer for garden tractor);tires; new roll of Red Brand woven field fence; gun case & 2 wallmounted racks; Honda Generator; Taylor Dunn 3 wheel electricpersonnel carrier; glass ball & claw organ stool; 2 Poluan chainsaws; leather love seat; wood table & 4 chairs; entertainment center; fishing poles; trunk; Craftsman 10” table saw and band saw;Makita miter saw; antique butcher block; Honda 5,000 watt generator.LAWN & GARDEN EQUIPMENT: Fimeo sprayer 3.5 hp Briggs &Stratton engine, 30 gallon; Troy Bilt sting trimmer; JD snow blower; Craftsman rear tine roto tiller; Fimco electric sprayer; JD(Saber) riding mower; lawn mowers; small roto tiller; Craftsmanriding mower.GUNS AND KNIVES SELL AT 11:30: 7MM Mag Weatherby VanGuard bolt action rifle with 10x Leupold scope; 222 cal Remingtonmodel 700 BDL bolt action rifle; Smith Wesson model 65019 38cal revolver; Isthaca (SKB) 12 ga. XL900 semi auto shotgun withbox (like new); BPR - 22 Magnum pump action rifle with box; 12ga. Browning light twelve semi auto shotgun; 12 ga WinchesterRanger model 120 pump shotgun with windchoke and vent rib;Savage model 99 lever action rifle 300 Savage cal. ; Savage 340Bbolt action 222 cal rem rifle; 303 British no 4 MKI long branch 1942bolt action military rifle; Wards Western Field 12 ga pump shotgunModel 35; Sears Ted Williams model 3T 22 cal semi auto riflew/scope; Wards Western Field rifle mod. 35, 22 cal. single shotrifle; Arminius 22LR, 8-shot revolver; Hawes 22LR 6 shot revolver;2 holsters; KK single shot 16 ga.; Mass Arms Co. single shot 12ga. ; 2 - Mossberg 410 ga shotgun; R G 10 shorty 22 shortrevolver in the box; assortment of knives (USN, MK2, KA-Bar andothers); civil war rep. cavalry saber, like new.For more pictures go to www.soldbywilson.comAny announcement made the day of sale takes precedenceover any printed matterALSO SELLING PERSONAL PROPERTY INCLUDINGD17 Allis tractor; 2 older BDodge Caravan LE, runs anddrives good; ‘66 Chevy BelAireJohn Deere tractors; small4 door, shedded; 1962 Seaequipment; David Bradley walkKing Boat.behind equipment; tandemaxle trailer; welder; lots of handRAILROAD COLLECTIBLEStools; shop items; 2 yr. oldINCLUDINGSnapper 18.5 hp. riding mower,The Depot Building originallylike new; 1948 Safety Cycle;from Aliceville; MoPac box carantiques; oak telephones;and extensive collection of railchurch pew; like new side byroad items including old signs;side ref./frzr, only 1 yr. old; likeequipment; crossing signals;new freezer and other extralanterns; cans and many smallclean household items; 1994items. Large sale.NOTE: Mrs. Farmer’s late husband Wayne was a long-timeMissouri Pacific employee and had hoped to open a museum.Many items not listed. A more complete sale bill and somepictures will be on our website www.kansaauctions.net/kurtzafter Monday the 21st.RAMONA FARMER, OWNERKurtz Auction & Realty ServiceAuctioneers: Darwin W. Kurtz & Col. Ben ErnstAUCTIONFARM MACHINERYMONDAY, AUGUST 4 — 11:00 AMLOCATION: From SUBLETTE, KS. 15 mi. North on Hwy. 83 toHitch Feeder Rd. 7 mi. West from GARDEN CITY, KS., 20 mi.South on Hwy. 83 to Hitch Feeder Rd. 7 mi. West.AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: Mr. Frey has retired from farming. Hismachinery is in very good condition. Very few small items.TRACTORSIHC 5488 tractor, cab, air, 3 pt.,18 sp. trans., 20.8x38 duals,heavy front axle, 2297 hrs.; IHC5488 tractor, 3 pt., cab, air, 18sp. trans., 3 hyd., 20.8x38duals, 2600 hrs.; IH 1086 tractor, cab, air, 3 pt., 2 hyd.,16.9x38 duals, 4060 hrs.; IH986 tractor with loader will beoffered separate and as unit,diesel, 3 pt., 1000 and 540PTO, 2 hyd., cab, air, heat,18.4x38 tires, 2154 hrs.,SN2510192U18491;Farmhand F236 quick attach loaderwith bucket and speer point, 3hyd. valves.TRUCKS1960 Chevy truck, 283 motor, 4sp. trans., 16 1/2’ bed withwood floor, 68,000 mi.; 1999Chevy ext. cab pickup, 293 V-8motor, auto trans., 140,000 mi.;1983 Dodge pickup, rebuilt 318motor, 4 sp., 183,000 mi.MACHINERY10’ JD Hx10, 3 pt. mower withassist wheels, orchard mower;Quinstar Fallow Master 28’,hyd. fold; Flex King 5, 5’ sweepplow; Flex King sweeps, 4 - 5’hyd. fold
Jul 22, 2008 · Garber’s Honda MSRP 3149 56885 Hwy. 136 Fairbury, NE 402-729-2294 Shop around – then call us for our best deals DRIVE A LITTLE. SAVE A LOT honda.com. PARENTS NEED TO CONSIDER THEIR YOUNGSTER'S AGE, SIZE, ABILITY AND MATURIITY BEFORE ALLOWING THEM TO RIDE. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION OBTAIN A COPY OF "OFF-ROAD SAFETY TIPS" AND
