Most of the auctions around here will announce more than once that everything is being sold "as is". At that point in time tools left in a baler are the buyers.
So now the question is would you keep them of give them back. 1st would be the sellers attitude. If he said "het I screwed up and forgot about those tools" I'd be inclined to let him have them. If he said "hey wait those tools were not part of the deal" and just started unloading them well then I'd just have to tell him to put em back and inform himthat if he refused I was going to have him charged with theft. 2nd consideration would be area. If in say within 10 miles of me, I'd keep the loacl peace and let him keep them. I live in the area too and these people are freinds. No hard feelings. But I attend auctions as much as 100 miles away. That far and the seller attitud would be the deciding factor. Now toss int the fact that they were Crapman tools I just wouldn't worry about em.
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