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Old 05-18-2014, 06:48 AM
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How did stuff go? Any idea what the chipper/shreader brought? I would have liked to go but had just too many things that needed to get done, plus the 2 1/2 hour one way road trip.
Thanks David
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Cool deal, Mike! What did ya get?
I will hopefully get the one unloaded today and take some pics. Need to get the other ones sometime.
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I will hopefully get the one unloaded today and take some pics. Need to get the other ones sometime.
Uht oh, no u-haul. Mike
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Old 05-18-2014, 10:23 AM
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Had a great time at the auction. Got to meet Mike and Mike and Jim W. Jim only lives 30 miles from me, i knew he was down there from postings but had never met him. I always wondered where we'd meet,didn't think it would be 100 miles to the north. Should have had a trailer, all running cubs went for better than CL prices. I would have liked a nice 128 that went for 400$ and a 680 that wouldn't start but was supposed to run for 300$. Waiting to see Mike's next load of old iron! What happened with all those hoods? Mike
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Yeah, I should have taken the trailer Mike!
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How did stuff go? Any idea what the chipper/shreader brought? I would have liked to go but had just too many things that needed to get done, plus the 2 1/2 hour one way road trip.
Thanks David
Some stuff went pretty decent like the tractors but some of the parts and stuff I would say were pretty much close to retail.
The chipper/shredder went for $275.
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There was 1 cart there too Cartman and it was a #2. Looked like it had a patched floor in it and it was sorta rough. Not sure what it sold for.
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There was 1 cart there too Cartman and it was a #2. Looked like it had a patched floor in it and it was sorta rough. Not sure what it sold for.
Ok nah I will stick with mine.
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There was 1 cart there too Cartman and it was a #2. Looked like it had a patched floor in it and it was sorta rough. Not sure what it sold for.
Hey Mike, How did all those hoods end up selling? Did they bid one for choice, take how many? Did someone take all? Mike
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Hey Mike, How did all those hoods end up selling? Did they bid one for choice, take how many? Did someone take all? Mike
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I'm not sure. When they were selling all the stuff behind the garage I was out back looking at the tractors.
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