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Old 07-27-2019, 02:07 PM
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Default Should Brinly hitch and moldboard plow be sold together?
I have both. I was told they're quite sellable as a pair for around $150-200. I'm an eBay seller, and so was wondering if they should be listed separately or together (?) Haven't checked around that much yet to see what's out there, especially sold listings....thought I'd get some advice here first. Thanks.
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Old 07-27-2019, 02:35 PM
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These are your items. List them as you see fit.

I have seen both ways, but more so as separate items.
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I've been to many auctions ( and a couple of county fairs and a goat roping)
Usually a good auctioneer will sell the tractor,combine first, then sell the accessories.
That way everyone gets a an equal chance at what they want.
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I'll see what action there has been for both pieces on eBay and then determine how to list. Gotta start moving some of these things out, i.e. downsizing one item at a time
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and a goat roping)
Now there's something I'd like to see......
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