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whoever bought the '90 today got a good deal, I think. Hopefully it's an SS member.

I remember seeing what I thought was surprisingly reasonable rates. Not that I recall what they were, but it was for large and heavy machines. As far as non running goes, I'd spend and hour or two to get the better one running. It's usually quite easy. Most any broker should be able to get you...

Did anybody notice the two coming up for sale? At least one of them seems to be well worth the shipping cost, if the bidding stays reasonable, which it seems to do.

One of the costlier mistakes I've made (and there has been many) was not buying a backhoe several years ago. Conversely, eventually buying a SEE was one of the better moves I've made.

I know it says to wait, or serious damage can occur, or something to that effect. But why, or how? Having never waited for the pressure to build up (if it's low or zero to begin with), the FLUs and I are still alive and here to tell about it.

If you have future uses for it, and it's in decent shape and you want one, buy it. We only live once. Obviously the current owner isn't all that familiar with the machine (or logical thinking in general), or he'd reach in over the tire to prime it instead of hassling with the dog house, so the...