Guys, My answer was not so out of line to begin with. The First Owner should of checked out the machines as they, or prior to putting said items in the Sale Line, To make sure there were no items he wanted to keep. But still fulfilling his obligation at the bank! as far as what was mortgaged. The old owner flat out Stole the tools in front of the new owner. At that point it is still the new option as to let him Steal/Take the tools,Might be better off if the first owner is a neighbor, Church person you sit in church with, Etc.,Etc.,Etc. or get into a confrontation of some kind to settle the dispute. The best way is get the Auctioneer asap IF that is the path you wish to take, with that in mind, It could lead to Fist-to-Cuffs in short order to keep the Thief from leaving the scene! There enough said Later, John A.
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