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Old 05-13-2017, 07:08 AM
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I found this ad on c-list. It looks like a 59m shredder i know these are kinda of rare is it worth the asking price. I talked to the guy last night he said everything free and has the belts for it. Going to look at it tomorrow. Its only about 10min from me.

https://pittsburgh.craigslist.org/grd/6123986636.html
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Old 05-13-2017, 09:35 AM
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Since you wont be going to look at it till tomorrow i guess i can feel free to go look at it and probably purchase it today? Thanks the link.
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That's when he available. Trust me if I could go today I would.
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That's when he available. Trust me if I could go today I would.
That's ok I was just messing with you, I spent my allowance last night on a 124.
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I know. So I guess it worth the asking price? Any thing to check out on it?
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Why do people post such CRAPPY pictures on something they claim to be wanting to sell??

We are suppose to determine the shape this thing is in by those pic's???
You can't tell if the lower parts of the mount are all there.

Print out the parts look up pic's and take 'em with you.
There at least 2 versions of these units, one difference is in how it is supported on the mount plate and another is in the drive belt system tensioner.
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If the machine doesn't have any rust holes and it's complete, it's worth the $150.00. (Of course I would still try to work him down some on the price)
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Why do people post such CRAPPY pictures on something they claim to be wanting to sell??

We are suppose to determine the shape this thing is in by those pic's???
You can't tell if the lower parts of the mount are all there.
Or two of the same exact crappy pic. Like looking at two would help
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A 59M for a buck fifty. Ah yes, only on PA. Lucky ducks.
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