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Posted by ChrisE in Nebraska on June 28, 2005 at 09:42:49 from (12.10.27.5):
In Reply to: Re: Windmill posted by John A. on June 27, 2005 at 22:05:24:
I was looking to buy one myself, untill I priced them. They were all $1000.00 and up. I had a friend with one half up, half in scattered pieces on the ground that hadn't run in years, wasen't even sure if it would run, and she wanted more than a $1000.00 for it. Check ebay or do a "buy a windmill search" on the web. You'll see what I mean. Some of those places want upwards of $8000.00 for used rebuilts. All these dealer guys do is buy and sell them for a living. Runs the price up for us little guys. I hope you get a bargain....means there still hope that us poor folk might get one some day. Let us know what you spend on it if you get it.
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