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PoppinJohnny

08-31-2000 18:06:56




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This was a mile fro me in Dimondale, Michigan. Farmall Super M. Rebuilt engine-$2250. Cultipacker, don't know brand-$20. Tandem disk-$25. International 3 section drag-$20. Oliver 2 bottom plow-$90. I wish I could have gotton that John Deere 227 picker for my JD 60 for $3!!!!




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The Red

09-02-2000 07:52:28




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 Re: More auction results in reply to PoppinJohnny, 08-31-2000 18:06:56  
Not a bad price on that Super M if the rest of the machine was in good shape.



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LazyHorse

09-02-2000 03:25:53




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 Re: More auction results in reply to PoppinJohnny, 08-31-2000 18:06:56  
I was at an auction recently and bought a JD 494 4 row planter (working) for $1. At the same sale I bought a 16ft camping trailer which sleeps 6 for $5. Unfortunately I didn't have enough cash the day of the sale for what I considered the best purchases of the day which were a JD b handstart complete only problem was shot rims and four flat tires, the tractor brought $450. and a coskshut 30 not running which brought $225.

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Ron

09-01-2000 07:21:45




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 Re: More auction results in reply to PoppinJohnny, 08-31-2000 18:06:56  
I have thought some about how we could help each other in buying these things that go so cheaply. Even though I don't need these things, there most likely is someone who does need them. I suspect that most times the hauling cost from one part of the country to another would be the real "killer" cost even if the item cost was "dirt cheap" or in some cases even free. Is there some way that a sort of clearing house could be set up? Maybe the "Wanted" part of Classifieds already does that.

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Jim.UT

09-03-2000 12:37:07




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 Re: Re: More auction results in reply to Ron, 09-01-2000 07:21:45  
Like a "ride board" on most college campuses where you post where you need to go and when while others post where they are going and when. I have a friend who owns a trucking company. I'll ask him what's the best way to get cheap freight. I know these guys would rather haul something cheap than run empty. If a trucker had a load to a certain destination, but nothing lined up to haul back maybe someone could contract with him to haul your $2 corn picker.

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tim[in]

09-03-2000 19:18:24




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 Re: Re: Re: More auction results in reply to Jim.UT, 09-03-2000 12:37:07  
the main trouble with the mounted pickers is their wieght and bulk which makes them hard to load and haul. i had someone with a backhoe load my n.i. with the trailing husking bed.



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