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Forsalequickly

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Hello we are moving and like to find out where we can sell many of our tractor parts we used for decors around our property. Moving back to CA currently in lake Havasu. Thank you in advance
 
(quoted from post at 08:31:07 01/01/23) Hello we are moving and like to find out where we can sell many of our tractor parts we used for decors around our property. Moving back to CA currently in lake Havasu. Thank you in advance
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On the YT home page, in the left side index you will see selections for placing ads. You can try your local Craigslist and Marketplace. Gather them together and put a for sale sign on them in your yard, someone local may want some of them.

Without descriptions and pictures of what you have it is near impossible to say where your things would best fit other than someone else wanting the same type of "yard art" or if they have any value to someone operating or repairing tractors, which most on this site are involved in. This may seem harsh for the first day of a new year, but when you say, "tractor parts we used for decors around our property", my first thought is you should just take them to your local scrapyard. That is based on the condition and value of most "yard art" I see. You might have a real treasure somewhere in your decor items, but there is no way to know from the info given. JMHO
 
I'm guessing AZ? Why not some pictures?? If it actually is art, why can't it be sold with the property??? If you
are being told it has to go prior to the listing, probably scrap.
 
Call a local auctioneer. Find out when the next consignment sale is. It can most likely sit in their yard till the next sale.Then there is Craigs list;FB Marketplace....However,if the realtor is telling you to remove them,get a different realtor. Those old tractors may just make the sale!
 
Steel lugged wheels and pan seats might have some value, especially if you know what tractor it came from. Take some pictures of what you think has value and try advertising them on Face Book Marketplace, Craig's List, maybe local tractor club sites, and of course the Classified Ads on YT. Sad to say but scrap what does not sell quickly. Clean and tidy sells real estate at better prices.
 
I like Deltas idea for local consignment auction. I have had very good luck with miscellaneous stuff I dont want to mess around with. If its more deco than
replacement must be lots of demand from folks in your area thinking like you when you bought the items.
 
Looks like ForSaleQuickly doesn't want to reply to anyone, maybe too much work? Perhaps he's really looking for someone to buy his collection (whatever it might be) or maybe sell it for him. Remember, his name says it all ..... ha!
 
Forsalequickly.
That's about, what? $200 a ton delivered and about $75 a ton (at most) picked up?

lake Havasu. . . Isn't that going to be changes to just 'Havasu' after the next drought?

I am to distant or might think about a scrap price just to help you out.
 
Just curious, how do you know without a picture? I've seen yard art worth less than scrap because of the effort required to get it out and haul it away.
 
thank you all for your input and comments. I have posted on marketplace and Craig s list. Since the account is new I can t post pictures. Thanks again, Kim
 
(quoted from post at 13:47:52 01/02/23) thank you all for your input and comments. I have posted on marketplace and Craig s list. Since the account is new I can t post pictures. Thanks again, Kim
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If you post using Modern View, you can add pictures after you have one text post on record. Classic View requires 5 text posts on record, so if you are using Classic View swap to Modern View and you should be able to post your pictures.

The size limit for both is 7 to 7.5 MB picture total in a post, that can be one picture or 10 as long as the total is less than the size limit. Phone pictures sometimes need to be reduced to post.
 
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