[AT] Selling the Farm and moving tractors & Tools

[charlie hill]

Travis,  sorry to hear of your troubles.  Hope it all works out as well as
posible.  As far as your question.  It seems like a roll back or a tilt
trailer with a winch would  be the quickest way to move the stuff.

Charlie
----- Original Message ----- 
From: <yestergears at intrstar.net>
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Sent: Thursday, July 15, 2004 8:16 PM
Subject: [AT] Selling the Farm and moving tractors & Tools


>    Everyone:
>
>    After 12 years of marriage, my wife decided in January that she wanted
a
> divorce and has taught me a new word. ( among others) called HALF. It
seems
> that even though I owned the land before the we married All the hog houses
> and other improvements since we married she gets half of.  Therefore, to
> satisfy the divorce settlement I have been put out of business by
> being  forced to sell the farm I grew up on and my dad cleared and farmed
(
> with mules and Farmalls) that also contained my dream shop, a nice
40X60X16
> shop with shelter off one side.  The good news is I get to have Full
> custody of my son.
>    My question is have any of you experts out there had to move about 15
> non running tractors and a few trucks at one time fairly quickly and if so
> can you share any tricks?   I have to move the ones outside in 60 days
from
> closing. They don't have to move far. I did get to keep the house and plan
> to build another shop in the backyard.  I have till the end of the year to
> clean out and move those in various states of restoration in the shop
along
> with building another shop.
>     Any suggestions on moving a shop full of projects and tools is also
> greatly appreciated.
>   Sorry for the cross post.
> Thanks
> Travis
>
>
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