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Scrap WC's or not?

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JDRinIN

03-10-2004 14:27:20




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I have 2 WC's with cracked blocks that have been pretty well parted out. I was going to scrap them but a friend says I could sell them. I'd rather them go to someone that could use them, but is there a market?




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Kenly Mulenex

03-14-2004 12:41:25




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 Re: Scrap WC's or not? in reply to JDRinIN, 03-10-2004 14:27:20  
Are you still trying to find some one who would want these two WC tractors



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jed

03-12-2004 10:04:28




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 Re: Scrap WC's or not? in reply to JDRinIN, 03-10-2004 14:27:20  
I have got two WC's also. They sound to be about the same. I even offered them on the YT ads for $100 each and no one wanted them. There isn't a lot there, but I would have thought someone would have taken them. Good Luck.



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JDRinIN

03-12-2004 13:45:33




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 Re: Re: Scrap WC's or not? in reply to jed, 03-12-2004 10:04:28  
I might have over simplified it. Actually they are my grandpa's and he let one of my shirt tail cousins take parts off of them to restore another WC, but he also made him replace the parts he took off, so they are virtually complete but rough.



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Kevin (FL)

03-10-2004 19:20:21




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 Re: Scrap WC's or not? in reply to JDRinIN, 03-10-2004 14:27:20  
JDR,

You could always post a photo ad on this site and a description of what's left. Figure out what you want and put that price. I know a fellow in PA that has 3 WC's. He might need some parts if there's anything left. If you get no takers, then go the scrap route.



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JDRinIN

03-11-2004 15:31:14




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 Re: Re: Scrap WC's or not? in reply to Kevin (FL), 03-10-2004 19:20:21  
Good advice thanks Kevin



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