Re: (ET) Walter's equipment

[Walter Hammer <walterhammer yahoo com>]

Part of the appeal of selling as a whole is that it
would instantly put someone in the ET game. I think
that selling off the parts would only reduce the total
value of the items. All units work. I have not had the
time to repaint the loader. It also works fine. I will
try and post new pictures on the web site this week. 
If I do not get a price for the package on this mail
list then off to Ebay with a reserve. 
$800 for the loader alone isn't enough. It would cost
more then that to make one let alone one that is hard
to find and an original. It has taken years to
assemble this much. We shall see.


--- Lee Richardson <lrichard jbc edu> wrote:
> 
> That brings it to $1300.  Anyone interested in the
> tiller?
> Is this getting interesting to you, Walter?
> 
> 
> At 09:57 AM 01/29/2001 -0500, you wrote:
> >I would guess the mower and chain saw is worth more
> than than that.  
> >
> >I would be interested in the parts tractors and of
> course the loader.  I
> >would put the value of the loader around $800 (that
> is what I would pay... I
> >know I'm cheap!) and a couple of hundred for the 4
> parts tractors.
> >
> >At 09:36 AM 01/29/2001 -0500, you wrote:
> >>
> >>Re Walter's sale:
> >>
> >>I would want the tractor and mower and chain saw.
> >>maybe: the wheel weights, chains, and extra parts
> >>maybe: the plow if that's a front blade, not a
> thrower (or a dirt plow)
> >>
> >>I would not want the tiller, loader, or rake
> >>
> >>Maybe we could have our own auction:
> >>
> >>I'll bid $300 for the items that I mentioned above
> that I'd want.
> >>Assuming they are in good condition.
> >>
> >>Lee
> >>
> >>
> >


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