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Thank you for the input .I will prepare for all out warfare on the next auction! putting on the war paint now.and excersizing the index fingers.

This truck was to be used on my farm,so a title was not a high priority, at least for a couple months.(harvest time)also you are right about shipping, the base in columbus said NO truck was to be driven off base.had something to do with Ohio dmv and a saftey inspection.Ohio is not as friendly...

Unfortunately for me it took 16 min. aua

In my case ,I would not had to sell the farm for one bid,or two.but i think that a pearson has to know ,like you said ,when is it too much. I have spent a few months on looking and research and have an idea what things go for.maybe a person has to ask themselves,if they were hard pressed for...

Yes, those are the ones.I have ben kicking myself for not going one more bid.The one that said" runs excellent condition " was very nice,other than the paint being a little faded it was in good shape. the one I was after was lot#4300,will never forgive myself for not trying one last bid!

Well, I was the winner on a very nice five ton today(from GL),but @4:58 someone swept in,and with a sledge hammer shatterd my dream.I played buy the rules, took off work to go inspect ,made all the calls,even convinced the wife!! I counter bid and so did he.my pockets don"t go that deep.I figure...