Led, No one is talking about making anyone give up anything they don"t want. I respect what people own. When you see something sticking in a field for a few seasons that is rusting away, and we approach the owner to attempt to offer to buy it, provided they are willing to sell, is there really a line that we are crossing? I respect when the owner says, "No". I accept when they are simply pricing it beyond what it would ever be worth, but still I respect that it is theirs. I"ve gotten a great deal of cool stuff that others would have let rot, by simply asking if they would be willing to sell. In many instances, we agree to a price that is mutually agreeable for each of us, and sometimes they are simply happy to see it gone. Is there really a problem with that? Scrap prices aren"t alwats that high.
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