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Posted by Jim.UT on March 15, 2005 at 11:43:26 from (64.122.18.247):
I bought an old Ford 3 point jack on ebay before noticing the seller won't ship. It's small enough to fit in a pickup truck or it could be slid under a car or trailer loaded on a trailer. I've been trying to find someone to bring it west, but most haulers don't want to go too far off the interstate to make a small pickup like this. It would be much easier of someone living semi-close to I-80 could pick it up for me and hold it until a hauler can bring it this way. I'm not looking for anyone to make a special trip for this thing, but if anyone in Nebraska ever wanders down around Morrowville KS (on US 36) and could bring that jack back with them I'd be very grateful.
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