Posted by BarnyardEngineering on December 27, 2017 at 10:53:04 from (40.141.236.246):
I know I've been going to too many auctions when I see the same set of suitcase weights sold for the third time.
Apparently they didn't bring enough the first time so they carted them 150 miles to another auction, where apparently they didn't bring enough again, so they carted them 150 miles back to where I first saw them sold. My guess is that these weights have been to other auctions as well.
After paying for gas to haul these things around, and the bid-in fees, the guy has got to be losing money. IH suitcase weights don't bring $120 each anymore. Apparently the Deere pullers finally have all they need. The market is saturated.
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