Attachments on Ebay

[Anonymous Poster]

Hello Bob--Here is a link of a few attachments that we run on Ebay--Ken Sweet
Ebay Listings for Sweet Farm Equipment Co.

 

[Von]

Got a Howse brand brush hog last fall for $40.00 that was on ebay. Seller lived about 10 miles from the house! Got to see it before buying it, which was a big plus! Needs a little welding and some paint, but is working good so far!

 

[markie61]

It ain't much of a shortcut if you got 570 pages /forums/images/graemlins/shocked.gif

(((pto, tractor, kubota, deere, holland, implement, point, pt, attachment) ) ) -toy -part -manual -antique -system

I wanted to eliminate parts and little stuff: I neglected to say that I also added "greater than $100" to my search criteria. I think I also limit it to the commercial/industrial category /forums/images/graemlins/blush.gif

So.....do this: use the "deluxe" search (or whatever it's called) and put the parenthetical stuff in the "words to search for", put the stuff with the minuses in "words to exclude", and make your dollar threshold greater than $100. I HOPE that will give you more reasonable searches.

Mark

 

[dourobob]

Much more managable - thanks.

Bob

 

[DIYGuy]

Yep, The tractor itself, A Kioti FM, and a Boom Pole/Trailer Mover.

I was able to pick the FM and tractor up myself (no shipping) and the Trailer Mover is $25 to ship from KY to MA.

My local big name dealers are Green and Orange, and there are a few local folks to buy from. In fact, I pick up my KK box blade tonight for about what it would cost to buy a lesser brand from the net.

I look at EBAY at least once every few days to see what's out there. I bid on a 60" Snowblower from KY once. It would have cost $100 to ship it, but my local guy will have one next fall for the same price...

I try to buy locally, but I won't overpay for something either.

YMMV,

MarkS (DIYGuy)