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Old 07-24-2014, 08:10 AM
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I doubt it.
They might have someone there to pick up the left overs for scrap prices.
They can't make money if they have to compete against individual bidders.
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Old 07-24-2014, 08:15 AM
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I doubt it.
They might have someone there to pick up the left overs for scrap prices.
They can't make money if they have to compete against individual bidders.
Very true, ive been to a few auctions and it always seems like a 500 dollar tractor will go for $1000 because theres always someone there that thinks it worth a fortune.
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Very true, ive been to a few auctions and it always seems like a 500 dollar tractor will go for $1000 because theres always someone there that thinks it worth a fortune.
And some they go for $7 and $50.BTDT

lots of parts and attachments also I saw in the old pics they had.

yeah nick I will buy all the carts and deliver them to you.
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And some they go for $7 and $50.BTDT

lots of parts and attachments also I saw in the old pics they had.

yeah nick I will buy all the carts and deliver them to you.
Thanks lew, appreciate it. if you buy any of them, have one in the back of your truck at rough and tumble in a couple weeks.
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a 500 dollar tractor will go for $1000 because theres always someone there that thinks it worth a fortune.
Like lew.
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I'm planning to go more for attachments and or parts/parts tractors..but wouldn't pass up a great deal on a good one lol
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Nick, I cannot go back in time....
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Nick, I cannot go back in time....
What's that supposed to mean?
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What's that supposed to mean?
your a fart smella, i am sure you can figure it out.
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your a fart smella, i am sure you can figure it out.
Your a fart smella, and what does going back in time have to do with anything.
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