Posted by rossow (mn) on April 27, 2019 at 07:59:27 from (69.24.180.147):
In Reply to: Pioneer power MN posted by paul on April 26, 2019 at 07:50:45:
I always go to Pioneer Power early to get good parking. I got there at 4:30 a.m. Friday and got the first spot right outside the gate by the buildings. I'd rather nap for a while or sip coffee in my truck than walk a mile each time I needed to unload my cart (which I did four times). I found tons of stuff -- four Homelite chainsaws (all running), some heavy-duty cart wheels with new tires, a couple of floor jacks, a new 20-foot log chain, a folding hand cart, two nice 15-inch trailer tires, far too many oldie-but-goody hand tools, even an old horse saddle for $7. Of course, it goes without saying that now I have to buy a horse, but that's how these things develop and accumulate, right? Right? When I left around 3 p.m. to hit Le Center yard sales there were still vehicles lined up along the roads in all directions for at least a mile. It's a crazy event!
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