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Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by yoyodyne, Apr 15, 2009.

  1. yoyodyne
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  2. budd
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    those cam grinding machines look like they have been through the boar war.
     
  3. 12.5 % bidders premium , 15.5% if you bid online.

    not a lot of manufacturers looking for machinery right now , i'll be curious how the sale goes
     
  4. Shaggy
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    from Sultan, WA

    That's sad to see
     

  5. Abomination
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    The vibratory finishers looked interesting, but who can pony up the $5k - $24k they're worth?

    Still, could be the start to a great intake and carb polishing business...

    ~Jason
     
  6. I wonder where all the completed inventory went? Nothing listed.
     
  7. Flathead26T
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    it is very sad.

    i wish i had the money to buy some of those machines.
     
  8. yoyodyne
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  9. maniac
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    Got a Summit catalog in todays mail, they still have lots of Crane stuff in it, maybe they made a deal on the side.
     
  10. 5window
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    If there is one thing at auctions I really hate, it's the buyer's premium. That's just pure greedy profit to the auctioneer who's already charging the seller a handsome fee.So the auctioneer makes like 25% of the value of the item for a few minutes work and some advertising and maybe a portapotty? I skipped a car dealer auction last week because they wanted a huge premium and two forms of photo id and credit cards or authorized letters of credit from your bank.
     
  11. Chaz
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    I'm surprised... That operation wasn't nearly as automated as one would think.
     
  12. denis4x4
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    I'm curious as to what the patents and trade marks go for and to whom. If memory serves, Harvey had a bunch of patents on design, manufacturing and processes. Bet the guy in the funny black hat is there.
     

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