I gave 500 for my Adams grader . It had been used by the state up into the 1940's . weights about 6k had been converted to rubber tires . lots of stuff didn't work about it . well took it home freed up the stuck stuff, put air in the tires (and they held ) graded my mile long drive to the farm and I got my 500 back that time .grading every time after that has been money in my pocket.It would cost thousands to restore so that's not worth it . It will be good for grading my drive for the rest of my time.
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