How heavy
- Thread starter larboc
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3783lbs
I dont know but I'll give you $150 shipped to 93907
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Thanks for using such an awesome scaling object like a toddler to give us an idea of how big it is. It's 2020 is photography a new technology or what? 2 photos of basically the same thing, a profile, and no photos of the interior with any idea of how heavy the bits are.
I say 1,800 lbs.
I say 1,800 lbs.
All I can say is you got a good deal, found auction results for this one. Selling price was $6400
5600lbs
6000
Is this a guess the amount of jellybeans in the jar kinda thread? What do I win if I'm closest? Is it closest without going over, or just closest???
4350 lbs
4350 lbs
When you take it to the scrap yard you will know for certain!
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Sell it to ThePanzerFuher guy for yard art. He may even put it to work crushing for his gold mine gig. 
Did the “payloader” in the background lift it?
I bet you could’ve got it for free if you offered to haul it off
5550
4 to 5 tons. Finger breaker there.
im going to go with $1 Drew.
Approximately 1/2 yo momma.
Bring that down on your next shopping trip and I’ll give you $500 for it. I need something like that for my sign by the road!!!
It's for sale too, with a 4-53 powered snowgow attachement. CHEAP
That's nearly as played out as "Bacon" or Evernoobs asshole.
larboc said:
How cheap?
He said make an offer. If you are interested give me a price to pass along . A local contractor bought a huge old mining building FULL of stuff from a hoarder that scrapped out a great deal of mining and railroad stuff up here in the 60-70's. He's been selling stuff off for 3 weeks now but there is still a ton of stuff inside and out.
I don't think I've ever seen a payloader that wasn't cheap. Dunno why.
Got it home, seemed like about 6000 lbs, maybe a little more. I still have no idea why I bought it. It's going to be yard art till I can get it running. Any clues on how much power and what rpm it's going to need? This is a bit out of my area of expertise.
