[AT] AC All-Crop for sale

[Spencer Yost]

I started to part mine, and then realized I never could make enough money from parts to justify the effort.  The scrap man gave me $125 so I took it.

Btw, I had a beautiful wheat screen and a brand new belt from Agco - these extras came with my all-crop from the P.O.  The scrap man didn't get these and I still had them.   I took them to Portland this year and priced them at $25 and $35.   Tens of thousands of antique iron lovers looked at them and never bought them so I donated them to tri-state for their fund raising auction.  Just think of that story before you spend time pulling parts and advertising.

Good luck though!

Spencer

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On Sep 9, 2011, at 11:54, Len Rugen <rugenl at yahoo.com> wrote:

> I'm finding that the only interest is to the scrappers.  After a better 
> look in daylight, it's probably not as field ready as I had thought.
> 
> Apparently, my Dad stole the end of the PTO shaft back to the 2nd 
> U-joint to fix his roto baler.  (Well, they were both his at the time).  
> The bearings for the straw rack are beginning to tear down thru the 
> sheet metal.
> 
> I'm beginning to think I should pick any high value parts and let it go 
> to scrap.  I already scrapped the two junkers we had.
> 
> Any thing you need?
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