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3 18a d9s for sale at auction

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found 3 d9s for sale at barnoneauctions.com all are air resource turn-ins but look to have fair undercarrage.
sale is on 10/8/16
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Wed, Oct 5, 2016 10:54 AM
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they have cut them up and torched holes in the blocks ..
they are just good for some parts maybe...
typical government !!!!
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Wed, Oct 5, 2016 11:37 AM
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they have cut them up and torched holes in the blocks ..
they are just good for some parts maybe...
typical government !!!!
Link to auction: http://bid.barnoneauction.com/catalog/85709/heavy-equipment-and-commercial-truck-auction---sacramento/?cat=67&sortOrder=2

Why did they cut the frame and torch a hole in the block? Emission Nazis of CA at work? What a waste....
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Thu, Oct 6, 2016 1:37 AM
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Link to auction: http://bid.barnoneauction.com/catalog/85709/heavy-equipment-and-commercial-truck-auction---sacramento/?cat=67&sortOrder=2

Why did they cut the frame and torch a hole in the block? Emission Nazis of CA at work? What a waste....
might need a stabilizer bar for the engine as well since they are using pallets to hold the motor up...LOL
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Thu, Oct 6, 2016 1:46 AM
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Link to auction: http://bid.barnoneauction.com/catalog/85709/heavy-equipment-and-commercial-truck-auction---sacramento/?cat=67&sortOrder=2

Why did they cut the frame and torch a hole in the block? Emission Nazis of CA at work? What a waste....
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Why did they cut the frame and torch a hole in the block? Emission Nazis of CA at work? What a waste....[/quote]

Welcome to CA. :jaw:

I've seen similar - it's for emissions reasons, but specifically for some form of state subsidy I think - the company/farmer can get money to offset the cost of new equipment but the old non compliant machinery has to be scrapped, so they have to disable it.

I would bet there's still quite a lot of useful stuff on there - basically everything but block and main frame. May be other things they did, I'd want to check it carefully but would guess much if not all the rest is usable.
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Thu, Oct 6, 2016 2:59 AM
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Hey Gang,

The last Two D9g's I saw go across at two different Auctions had holes in block that had been repaired by welding up the hole cut in the block, some grinding, a little bondo, and painted over them. It's a shame so much history going to scrap. I know some farmers that have taken the money for old equipment to purchase new. They sign a contract that the new equipment has to record so many hours a year to be able to take the dollars. It sure is funny to see the equipment blocked up and running going no where just to record hours. All that wasted fuel to help the environment... hahaha... leave it to our greenies to save us all....
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Thu, Oct 6, 2016 3:58 AM
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Hey Gang,

The last Two D9g's I saw go across at two different Auctions had holes in block that had been repaired by welding up the hole cut in the block, some grinding, a little bondo, and painted over them. It's a shame so much history going to scrap. I know some farmers that have taken the money for old equipment to purchase new. They sign a contract that the new equipment has to record so many hours a year to be able to take the dollars. It sure is funny to see the equipment blocked up and running going no where just to record hours. All that wasted fuel to help the environment... hahaha... leave it to our greenies to save us all....
Enough to make a guy puke

Good grief

BP
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Thu, Oct 6, 2016 6:15 AM
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Enough to make a guy puke

Good grief

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I agree Glen, those holes and cuts could be welded back up. The pallets are holding up the hardnose not the whole engine and front end.
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Thu, Oct 6, 2016 8:36 AM
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I agree Glen, those holes and cuts could be welded back up. The pallets are holding up the hardnose not the whole engine and front end.
I am puzzled by why they made those cuts and as Rome says, it looks like they have detached the hardnose. How will the buyer get those loaded out? It seems to me that one could disable the tractor by just air arcing some of the engine and leave the frame and hardnose intact. Or maybe we're looking at some evidence of interrupted radiator thieves?

I am also wondering what they pulled with these guys? I see hydraulics and don't see any CCUs or trunnions. Maybe large land planes?

So being a California taxpayer, it looks like I'm buying someone a new tractor (or several)! Old Moonbeam strikes again!

JanM
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Thu, Oct 6, 2016 9:21 AM
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I am puzzled by why they made those cuts and as Rome says, it looks like they have detached the hardnose. How will the buyer get those loaded out? It seems to me that one could disable the tractor by just air arcing some of the engine and leave the frame and hardnose intact. Or maybe we're looking at some evidence of interrupted radiator thieves?

I am also wondering what they pulled with these guys? I see hydraulics and don't see any CCUs or trunnions. Maybe large land planes?

So being a California taxpayer, it looks like I'm buying someone a new tractor (or several)! Old Moonbeam strikes again!

JanM
That piece of human excrement we have as a governor was voted in by a bunch of brain dead "New age" voters looking for free handouts and all the rest of the Communist/Socialist agenda he stands for IMHO.
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Thu, Oct 6, 2016 9:46 AM
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That piece of human excrement we have as a governor was voted in by a bunch of brain dead "New age" voters looking for free handouts and all the rest of the Communist/Socialist agenda he stands for IMHO.
Ya and our president, he should ground ALL his aircraft and transport vehicles!!! look at all the pollution they put out!!!!!!!!! And quit his golf outings to Hawaii!!!!!! ride a bicycle and fly a solar powered plane!!!!!!!
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Thu, Oct 6, 2016 12:10 PM
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