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Posted by Michael Soldan on October 23, 2004 at 13:48:29 from (66.203.172.221):
I made this offer on the implement line and I thought I would make it here.I have a threshing machine , a Goodison, made in Sarnia Ontario and sold throughout Michigan and Ohio, ingood working condition,stored inside all its life,including belts FREE to anyone or historical group or museum. I believe it was made in 1922. it weighs at least three tons and you would need a substantial machinery float to move it. I thought I had a home for it at the Lambton county Museum but thy already had two Goodisons, although they were interested enough to send out two curators. I can easily get it out of the barn where it has sat for the last 56 years. If you know of anyone or a group that would be interested please reply to my post or e-mail me or phone (519) 235-2045 This is a genuine and sincere offer to anyone who loves equipment of the past. I could use the room for hay storage, but will not let the machine sit outside. Hopefully someone will know a historical group that would like a working machine...Mike in Exeter Ontario
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