being kind of a packrat and recipient of other peoples junk (treasures to me) there are a lot of people out there that just plain dont want stuff anymore. take it, get it out of here is their attitude. if you want good deals on stuff, if people are getting rid of it, take it. word will get around that you like fixing stuff, and people are more than happy to give it to you. a lot of companys throw good junk away too, its fully depreciated, they need to buy new and they toss out. usually they have to pay to get it hauled away. just drive around on garbage day and see what gets tossed out. some of the freebies i got, farmall m, super m. spring tooth cultivator, 3-14 i-h hydraulic plow, 3-12 little genius plow. zero turn mower with heated cab, and snowblower and snow blade. commercial carpet extractor, 2 floor machines, floor buffers , floor polishers, a ford bronco with a snowplow, oil pan rusted out. 91 buick century, gas tank rusted out, kilbros gravity wagon,needed tires, 14 ft kewaunee disk, needed blades, 24 volt 1 ton automatic brand fork lift with charger, needed wiring repair. crown walk behind forklift, needed 4 - 6 volt batteries. 2- 3 phase commercial mig welders, the list goes on. !!!!!!!!!
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