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Creek Jenkins

01-13-2009 12:58:14




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I may be "inheriting" a G - haven't gone over and looked at it yet, but it was running 5 years ago and has been shedded since. There is a mower and a plow with it as well. May also be a grader blade. I am thinking of selling it - looks like the tractors are in the $2500 to $4000 range depending on condition, but how much are the attachments worth? If I sell it, should I sell the attachments separately or roll it into a package?
I wish I had the time/money/space to keep it but my D17 is keeping me and my wallet busy.
cheers,
Creek

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Scott(GA)

01-15-2009 10:01:38




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 Re: Allis G in reply to Chad(Ky), 01-13-2009 12:58:14  
Creek,

Ha! Your line about ND being full of "good people" reminded me of a spoof on the college radio station years ago in Indiana. The spoof was a jingle supposedly produced by the state of Indiana - the jingle was supposed to point out Indiana's positives. One verse of the jingle had a line that went something like:

"...sure we don't have mountains or lakes

but people make up for nature's mistakes..."

Sorry to hear about your job situation. Could you send me an email at sbosecker@mindspring.com ? I'd like to talk to you about the G.

Best regards,

Scott


Creek Jenkins said: (quoted from post at 16:44:18 01/15/09) I went to school in Grand Forks for 3 years. They talked me into going there with the "good looking girl behind every tree" line. ND isn't a bad state - it's a bit flat in the east, but it is full of really good people. And it was the 3rd most powerful nuclear power for a few days or weeks in the '70s.

Not as bad today as it was yesterday. -28F today, it was -36F yesterday. I don't even know what the wind chill numbers are, we pretty much ignore them anyway as it is junk science. Should warm up this weekend - hope so we plan on fishing Saturday.

As much as I hate to, it looks like I will have to let the G go to someone else. We got some more bad news at work here today so it's time to tighten up. I'll be lucky if I can put much into the D17 this year much less afford another project.

cheers,

Creek

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Scott(GA)

01-14-2009 11:24:50




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 Re: Allis G in reply to old, 01-13-2009 12:58:14  
A bit nippy up there at the moment I bet.

I passed through Grand Forks in August of 1977 on my way from Vincennes, IN to Seattle, WA. I had just graduated from college and was on my way to my first real job - as opposed to the servitude I had endured growing up on the farm.

Good luck with the G!

Best regards,

Scott


Creek Jenkins said: (quoted from post at 19:48:33 01/14/09) It's in western MN, close to Grand Forks. The G isn't really well known here in North MN, at least that's what I gather. So it's probably not worth as much here as transport costs would be steep.

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Creek

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Creek Jenkins

01-15-2009 07:44:18




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 Re: Allis G in reply to Scott(GA), 01-14-2009 11:24:50  
I went to school in Grand Forks for 3 years. They talked me into going there with the "good looking girl behind every tree" line. ND isn't a bad state - it's a bit flat in the east, but it is full of really good people. And it was the 3rd most powerful nuclear power for a few days or weeks in the '70s.
Not as bad today as it was yesterday. -28F today, it was -36F yesterday. I don't even know what the wind chill numbers are, we pretty much ignore them anyway as it is junk science. Should warm up this weekend - hope so we plan on fishing Saturday.
As much as I hate to, it looks like I will have to let the G go to someone else. We got some more bad news at work here today so it's time to tighten up. I'll be lucky if I can put much into the D17 this year much less afford another project.
cheers,

Creek

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Scott(GA)

01-13-2009 21:10:40




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 Re: Allis G in reply to Creek Jenkins, 01-13-2009 12:58:14  
Where is the tractor located?

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Scott



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Creek Jenkins

01-14-2009 10:48:33




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 Re: Allis G in reply to Scott(GA), 01-13-2009 21:10:40  
It's in western MN, close to Grand Forks. The G isn't really well known here in North MN, at least that's what I gather. So it's probably not worth as much here as transport costs would be steep.
Cheers,
Creek



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acgman

01-13-2009 14:36:00




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 Re: Allis G in reply to Creek Jenkins, 01-13-2009 12:58:14  
My opinion sell implements seperate.



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Jim in Ma.

01-13-2009 14:32:06




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 Re: Allis G in reply to Creek Jenkins, 01-13-2009 12:58:14  
A lot of the value is dependent on the condition. Location also has a lot to do with it too.
In an area with smaller vegie or flower gardens it should bring more than on big farms.



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