David Gruhot
D & G Excavating, Inc.
the HCEA has one that is in working condition. yours might be a little older looking. from what i saw 2012 when i was there was it did not really like dirt too much. they where having problems getting it to eat but it might have not bean right. i don't think there two meany around i sure you got room for it and in 5-10 years i come down and take off your hands when the wife said you need to clean up the yard. lol
depending on how easy it is to save i thinking 300-500.
I know of another one close by, complete and did operate 15+ years ago. Like this one, mother earth is slowly taking it back.
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David Gruhot
D & G Excavating, Inc.
[quote="mog5858"]the HCEA has one that is in working condition. yours might be a little older looking. from what i saw 2012 when i was there was it did not really like dirt too much. they where having problems getting it to eat but it might have not bean right. i don't think there two meany around i sure you got room for it and in 5-10 years i come down and take off your hands when the wife said you need to clean up the yard. lol
depending on how easy it is to save i thinking 300-500.[/quote]
That's what I was thinking on price too. Sounds like you already have a plan worked out haha.
Where is that one at? I'm guessing this one has been sitting since the 70s or 80s.
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