Posted by Walt Davies on November 25, 2012 at 08:45:55 from (70.199.227.40):
In Reply to: Auctions posted by John B. on November 25, 2012 at 06:02:21:
I go to a lot local farm and estate auctions. You can get some real good deals or get stung. Once I wanted an old sears metal lathe. It wasn't the best made thing but I could do small things on it so bid. I noticed this other guy was bidding against me. His buddy kept pushing him to go up, so I ran him up to about three times what it was worth then dropped it. Hey if hadn't. Been there it would gone for nothing. At another auction I bought a three axel big heavy duty 19 ft. Trailer. That brand new for $500 no one wanted it. Funny how people buy at auctions there was an old single axel piece of junk that went for $1000 just before I got mine. I was sure it would go for big money but I was the only bidder. One thing that I look for is old black iron Proto tools these alway go cheap because they don't have shiney chrome on them. People don't know that the black line was Proto's top of line tools. Walt
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