Don"t know who got suckered worse.I bought 2 aluminum ladders at 80 and 70 plus the 10% and tax came to 176, the other guy paid 800 plus the percentage and tax for a single stage non running 35 deluxe with a hole under the bellhousing, bad tires and rims and enough blowby down the sides to fill a weeks worth of tonys beer bottles.Or it could have been the guy who bought the eddy biddy kubota for 4k. No I think I forgot about the 130 for gas money so anybody need a ladder cheap, say 250 each??
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Tony in Mass.
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Don't fill all my empty beer bottles with oil! take them down and get a nickel for em. Or does Georgia not have a deposit thing?
These plows came from an auction near me. Both ended at my limit, any higher and they were going home with someone else. These were all I thought was worth bidding on, or I could justify. My first auction in 10 or 12 years, so I am starting to save up for my next auction... 2025? I hope it's after the tax return comes in...
These plows came from an auction near me. Both ended at my limit, any higher and they were going home with someone else. These were all I thought was worth bidding on, or I could justify. My first auction in 10 or 12 years, so I am starting to save up for my next auction... 2025? I hope it's after the tax return comes in...
You are getting quite a collection there, Tony. Must be all them nickles you are turning into rust! Nice ploughs, what colour will you paint them?....Battleship grey would be nice this time!
I was at a big auction last week. I wanted to buy a MF 65 front weight frame for to copy as they are very scarce here and there is a demand....New after market weight frames for 165s and 135s are £120 each....originals are fetching about £140 each ...I put this 65 type to £180 and the winning bid was £190 plus 20% value added tax and 7.5% auctioneer fees....I am real glad he got it!
Sam
PS A guy I know from Scotland saw me bidding and asked why did I go so high....I explained that I wanted to copy it, he said I will copy mine for you as often as you like at cost price.(he has an engineering business)....sounds good to me!
I was at a big auction last week. I wanted to buy a MF 65 front weight frame for to copy as they are very scarce here and there is a demand....New after market weight frames for 165s and 135s are £120 each....originals are fetching about £140 each ...I put this 65 type to £180 and the winning bid was £190 plus 20% value added tax and 7.5% auctioneer fees....I am real glad he got it!
Sam
PS A guy I know from Scotland saw me bidding and asked why did I go so high....I explained that I wanted to copy it, he said I will copy mine for you as often as you like at cost price.(he has an engineering business)....sounds good to me!
Tony, save your bottles up and when you come to Indiana next August bring them with you. Take a very short drive into Michigan and you get a dime for each bottle. Shucks you probably got half your gas paid for. Oh yeah I almost forgot they have to say "Mi 10 cent refund" or they won't take them. Sorry.
Tony in Mass.
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Well, it might be like the 'doss ekkies/ 2X's?' commercial... when the bottle return people see all the classy top shelf Carling Black label cans.... they will gladly have Miss Michigan give me 20 cents each....
yeah... in my dreams
yeah... in my dreams
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