Posted by Dougf on December 31, 2012 at 16:16:36 from (67.236.67.228):
In Reply to: the shame posted by 1legonutt on December 31, 2012 at 09:53:15:
I work at a salvage yard.Not very many tractors comming in but alot of newer stuff. DJ 7000 series planters,6600and 7700 combines etc. Just last week a excavating company brought in a case 1150 dozer, cat hoe,Gallion grader,older roller. All of them drove off the trailers on their own power.I asked the one driver why they didnt try to sell this stuff first and he said the owner was tired of dealing with public. Said unload here -get paid-and go home! Made me sick to see this stuff torched!!!!
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