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Adams Road Patrol #4 - are these units pricey???
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Posted by Alberta Mike on November 25, 2000 at 22:34:00 from (209.115.159.107):
A good friend of mine is living on the same property that his family has lived on for about 110 years, not too far away. He has an Adams Road Patrol #4 grader that he thinks he might want to sell. I've told him to keep it, not only because he doesn't need the money, but when the dust has settled. he's only got some extra cash but someone else has his family's Road Patrol, which he isn't going to get back. It's a good working unit, probably was originally horse drawn and now has been adapted to tow behind a tractor. He still uses it occasionally to grade his driveway and move the gravel back into the middle area. Just how rare are these units? And if he was going to sell it (and I'm not going to buy it), how much would it be worth (in US dollars)?
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