Found a deuce multifuel engine at scrap auction

[man2112]

Hey all,

I'm at a scrap auction preview day right now, and there's a mutlifuel engine that they're going to sell for scrap tomorrow. Don't know anything about it other than it's sitting here, but figured I'd pass it along in case someone else needs it and can save it from the scrappers. It's in San Diego (near the Mexican border), and the auction is tomorrow (12nov20) at 10am califort time. The lady who's running it is named vanessa, her phone number is 858-354-3472. She said to feel free to contact her for any questions.

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[NDT]

Thanks for taking the time to post this. I don't think San Diego gets much rain but it only takes once to fill an engine with water when the exhaust outlet it pointing at the sky. Once that happens, the engine is scrap value only.

 

[man2112]

Yeah, I agree. Not sure what good it is or not. One thing I forgot to mention is that the two axles in the picture behind it (with wheels and tires) come with the engine and transmission. Ones a rear axle, the other is a front steering axle.

Apparently the previous tenant on the land skipped town and left the whole yard full of stuff, and they're auctioning everything off to try and clear it out.

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[montaillou]

Hey all,

I know you mean well, but I believe it's against the forum rules to post links to upcoming auctions. Or has that been changed?

 

[gringeltaube]

I know you mean well, but I believe it's against the forum rules to post links to upcoming auctions. Or has that been changed?

It's been changed. Posting a link and info about a future, active auction is OK. But then any form of collusion is not allowed!


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