Posted by kyplowboy on November 30, 2009 at 11:55:06 from (98.93.30.14):
In Reply to: IH 856 markup posted by thats crazy on November 29, 2009 at 18:53:42:
Bout right. There's a couple of jockies around here that make the auction rounds. I always try to make a note of what they pay for stuff then look it up in the tractor house or Fastline the next month. Most of the time any thing they buy under $20,000 gets marked up 50%. Over $20,000 most of the time just gets about $10,000 or so.
I never move much stuff unless it's auction to auction. I can buy something for $200 and take it to a sale 40 miles away the next week and sell it for $1,200 to some one glad to get it. If I put it in the paper or on the net some one is going to think they should buy it for $150.
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