Posted by IdahoSalvage on August 17, 2019 at 15:00:47 from (159.118.201.238):
In Reply to: smokstak posted by IdahoSalvage on August 17, 2019 at 10:28:27:
I try and salvage old equipment in one of the scraps yards near me. I ran across a old International UD-18 motor in a old air compressor. It was complete. With no idea of if it would be worth my time to save any of it. I tried to ask on Smokstak if anyone had any idea if the parts are worth saying. Everyone said yes, but no one would give me a ball park guess on value. Without any guestimate on valve. I would not risk my limited resources on trying. I told the people over there that without any guestimate I was not going to pull anything to resale. Even though I had already pulled the injector pump and magneto. One of the yahoo's over there claimed I was lying and called me an "A" hole. Claimed I did not really have anything and was trying to con people. I took an exception to that and told him "up his". I was immediately banned. No explanation on why. They just gave the boot.
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