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Matthew G. von
02-25-1999 08:01:48
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Whoda thunk it?! There is a strong possibility we will pull up stakes and move overseas - I shudder to think of the cost of moving the gear OR the horses! Still wrestling but....
selling for sure, an Adams Leaning Wheel Road Grader, model 1C, serial #2992, works like a champ. One of the first out of their Indianapolis works.
Still considering whether to sell: spreader (rubber tires), 2-way sulky plow, High Gear #9 mower, Fresno scraper, wagon with heavy running gear (rubber tires), American seed drill, sulky cultivator (needs pole), walking plow, two sections of spike harrow, disc, short section of culti-packer. (Auction coming up in early April!)
Or have I got an off-the-grid, Y2K compliant, turn-key opportunity for you! 40.81 acres, log house, barn, chicken coop & yard, complete with team of Percheron geldings, implements as mentioned above, 38 +/- laying hens and 2 roosters, bred milk cow (due in early April), year round stream, water catchment system, artesian spring water nearby, (well about to be drilled anyway) at 9,000' elevation with the 14,000' Sangre de Cristo mountains as your view. Solar electricity service with propane range, on-demand water heater and vent-through-the-wall heater in bathroom for EXTRA comfort. Woodstock Soapstone Stove and Peachtree windows ensure complete comfort. The market garden is IN. Getting ready to promote in nation publications but priced at $250,000 now before we go to the hassle of advertising.
A nearby additional, separate, 185 acres available with new, small cabin at 9,800' elevation with Ponderosa, Bristlecone Pine, and Aspen groves for $150,000. (Within howling distance of the country's largest wolf refuge, Mission:Wolf. One of the director's bought one of our geldings and is boarding him onsite with us in exchange for cleaning out the barn!) National Forest CLOSE by. Views stretch for miles and the silence can be deafening!
E-mail if you've interest.
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