Posted by philip d on January 30, 2019 at 16:54:52 from (96.44.72.9):
We bought it new in 2007 ,it’s not a 50/80 but a 50 continuous. It runs off 540 and is single phase with copper windings. It’s never been outside as it sits on a stand bolted to the barn floor and the pto shaft feeds through a hatch in the wall and I’ve always kept it covered with a bbq cover. It still works like new. A new one here today the same is $10 000 CDN. We soon won’t need it and we’re looking at getting a stand alone unit for the house that runs off propane when we quit milking. I never advertised it yet but a guy called me today asking if we’re selling it and is coming to look at it Saturday. We typically get 2-3 power outages here per year for several hours at a time. I told him on the phone since a new one is 10 we’d like to get $6500 for this one. If he offers less ,how much less would be reasonable?
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