Poking around IRS site after looking at Bill's Model 60 and saw the
following. If reasonably close to E TN and looking for slabs
<http://www.irsauctions.com/index_lots.asp?pg=details&tot=&id=21909>
Kicker on these auctions for individuals is the insurance rider they
demand for loading and that as I understand it, you've got to arrange
for it.
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On Sunday, June 17, 2018 at 9:42:13 AM UTC-5, dpb wrote:
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> Kicker on these auctions for individuals is the insurance rider they=20
> demand for loading and that as I understand it, you've got to arrange=20
> for it.
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Of the five or so sales I've participated in, for items that can be carried=
or carted out, that insurance mandate is waived. The ins. is for those h=
uge items, where some kind of heavy equipment is required for disassembly a=
nd/or loading.
In all the sales I've participated in, the local guys were very helpful in =
accommodating the loading, using carts, fork lifts, etc. ..... with the *e=
xception of the last sale, where/when I bought the antique work tables. I=
n getting directions for where my items were, the guy was tending to some h=
ard maple cutting/work. I asked if he could also load some of that stock =
onto my truck. Alas, no go.
Sonny
On 6/17/2018 10:42 AM, dpb wrote:
> Poking around IRS site after looking at Bill's Model 60 and saw the
> following. If reasonably close to E TN and looking for slabs
> <http://www.irsauctions.com/index_lots.asp?pg=details&tot=&id=21909>
>
> Kicker on these auctions for individuals is the insurance rider they demand
> for loading and that as I understand it, you've got to arrange for it.
>
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>
Sorry to see that it is Full Cycle Woodworks that is going under the
hammer. They were a great supplier for a long time under the original
family ownership but some legal problems set a chain of unfortunate events
in motion and I guess it finally came to this. They'll be missed. Guess I
need to get at it and remove them from the list of recommended wood
suppliers I have on my website...
On Sun, 17 Jun 2018 09:42:08 -0500, dpb <[email protected]> wrote:
>Poking around IRS site after looking at Bill's Model 60 and saw the
>following. If reasonably close to E TN and looking for slabs
><http://www.irsauctions.com/index_lots.asp?pg=details&tot=&id=21909>
>
>Kicker on these auctions for individuals is the insurance rider they
>demand for loading and that as I understand it, you've got to arrange
>for it.
Huh ? ... the very biggest lots are 200 board feet -
many of the lots are 2 small slabs ...
Exactly how much insurance would be needed to hand-bomb
some boards into your pick-up ... seriously.
John T.
On 6/17/2018 12:56 PM, [email protected] wrote:
> On Sun, 17 Jun 2018 09:42:08 -0500, dpb <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> Poking around IRS site after looking at Bill's Model 60 and saw the
>> following. If reasonably close to E TN and looking for slabs
>> <http://www.irsauctions.com/index_lots.asp?pg=details&tot=&id=21909>
>>
>> Kicker on these auctions for individuals is the insurance rider they
>> demand for loading and that as I understand it, you've got to arrange
>> for it.
>
>
> Huh ? ... the very biggest lots are 200 board feet -
> many of the lots are 2 small slabs ...
> Exactly how much insurance would be needed to hand-bomb
> some boards into your pick-up ... seriously.
> John T.
Saw at least one bundle of 450 bd-ft; I saw, and if you can manage a
slab that might be 150-175 lb or take along enough hands...
I've not been to one of these; some places I have been if it's on a
pallet/banded they'd not be happy for you to cut the banding and try to
load on a board-by-board basis taking up space/time doing so. If'fen
these guys let you do that, then would make a difference.
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