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How unwanted is the crap you get from GL?

Recovry4x4

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Will those fit my med boxes? Way cool. Back a few years ago I bid and won some TA/838 phones from DSCC. In the lot were several VCR players that were as big as a 20MM can and weighed close to 60#. These things came out of the first era VCRs. Unbelievable.
 

poppop

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Gimpy, just think how much money you saved the taxpayers by hauling that off for the government. Does'nt that give you a warm fuzzy feeling. This happens at auctions I go to all the time. Throw some junk in with something good so someone else will have to haul it off. Most announce that you can't pick and leave the leftovers.
 

swbradley1

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What do you mean no pics?

That could have been a great mower with some TLC and you kicked it to the curb.


;-)
 

GM72K10

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the truck bed I bought from GL came with 35 7 foot torsion bars that I wound up scrapping for more than I paid for the lot. Sometimes the junk they throw in is a good thing. The ambulance I bought from GSA was filled with cabinets and trash though, filled up my whole dumpster that week.
 

Michael

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I have found that it is a pain to figer out what some of the stuff is good for. The military apparently has no good way to take a NSN number and look up its end use.
 

emmado22

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They do, but sometimes it takes more time and effort than it is worth...


Torsion bars, when they go bad, get thrown out, not turned in.
 
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