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A+ Water Solutions 574-658-3405 43

ADEC 70

Alpha Building Center 40

Anchor Insurance 269-506-2057 41

Arrow Industrial 574-350-7750 14

Artistic Stone 574-546-3771 48

Assurance Realty 574-320-3300 41

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Big C Lumber 260-768-4176 23

Bill's Long Reach Excavating 260-336-0775 64

Borkholder Vinyl LLC 269-659-8588 86,87

Bright Star Realty & Auction 574-825-0704 1,80-84

2022 Year End Equip. Auction December 30-31 80-82

Upcoming Auction Calendar 83

Myron & Regina Bontrager 84

David & Sharon Miller January 12 4

Current Listings 38

Buggy Lift - Lamar Troyer 260-593-0050 77

Bullseye Industrial Sales Inc 574-825-4990 27

Bushmon Tree Removal 260-215-3661 12

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Champion Well Drilling 574-862-4253 77

Choice Cabinets 574-825-0073 65

Chupp Auctions 260-768-7616 52-59

Nate & Carolyn Chupp December 12 52

Johnny & Susan Bontrager December 14 53

Lavern O. & Marla Lehman December 15 54

Antique Auction December 16 55

Gary L. & Doreen Bontrager December 20 56

Chris & Glenda Yoder December 22 57

Chupp's Special Pony Auction January 4 58

Real Estate For Sale 58

Upcoming Auction Calendar 59

Classee Vinyl, Inc 574-825-7863 12

Clearview Roofing LLC 260-214-4414 36

Compass Accounting 574-370-6867 26

Complete Designs 574-206-6937 72

Cornerstone Woodworking 260-535-0978 ext 1 44

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D&L Appliance Repair & Service

260-768-7727 8

D&M Concrete Crushing 574-642-4711 51

Double J Handyman 260-350-8472 77

Dutch Cleaning Service 574-537-0997 23

Dutchman Log Furniture 260-562-3064 11

DYNA Products 231-660-7963 85

EElite Covers & Interiors 260-214-0518 45

Elite Curbing 260-214-1172 85

Elite Custom Carriage 574-546-2250 50 Encore Sales & Engineering 574-301-5885 90

Equine Veterinary Hospital 574-633-2146 20 Equipment Showcase 574-825-0704 78,79

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Family Value Flooring 260-593-2213 25

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Graber's Well Drilling 260-768-4668 46 Green Valley Harness & Welding 269-467-4946 19

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Hahn Auctioneers 574-773-8445 74-76

Dave Krug Collection & Others . . December 9 . . . . . . 74

Fields Farmland Auction December 12 75

Campbell Auction December 15 76

Hawpatch Engine Repair 260-463-4328 21

Heritage Custom Meats 574-546-0640 12

Homer’s Services 260-768-7488 43

HomeStyle Furniture Shoppe IN 574-546-2508 71

Hoosier Power 574-858-2169 65

Horizon Bank 574-849-5777 39

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Ideal Attachments 260-535-1545 34 Interra Credit Union 5

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JC Rentals 260-336-8542 68

J & S Auctions & Real Estate LLC 574-642-0444 28-30

Andrew & Sue Ann Beechy December 6 28

Joas & Kathryn Bontrager December 7 29

Loren & Jolene Miller December 19 30

J & S Flooring 574-773-2673 73

Joe’s Engine Shop 574-546-4413 43

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KC Innovations 812-636-3684 47

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L A Woodworking 574-825-5580 68

LaRose Shelters 260-336-8886 35

LPS 574-970-1379 33

Luxx Custom Trailers 260-768-7317 36,73,77

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MD Directional Boring LLC 260-350-9282 46

MDY Horseshoeing & Harness Shop 574-825-8161 x1 66

Masterpiece Metals 260-463-2675 91

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Michiana Equipment

574-642-4768 61

Middlebury Auction Company 574-825-0407 89

Midwest Tool Expo 260-768-3033 70

Miller Power 260-768-7002 69

Miller Rentals LLC 260-383-2500 62

Miller Stove & Fireplace 574-773-2686 64

Millersburg Feeds 574-642-9925 8

MM Quality Construction, LLC 574-312-9963 26

Mullets Fencing & Supplies LLC 574-536-5418 18

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North American Safe 574-370-0965 10

North Frontier 260-768-7697 ext 1 19

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O&M Welding 260-562-3814 16

O&M Rentals 260-562-3814 17

Otto Stove & Fireplace 260-768-4977 x 2 15

Owl Toy Craft 260-593-2651 85

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Partners Brand 877-790-0016 87

Peddlers Auction 574-536-1783 23

Photon Electric LLC 574-642-3731 31

Polk Auction Company 877-915-4440 33

Precision Custom Services   574-354-1384 26

Premier Concrete Coatings 269-503-9315 2

Premier Optics & Hunting Supplies LLC 574-849-0824 46

Premier Roofing 574-354-1533 48

Proline Roofing, Inc 260-350-1621 73

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Raintec Guttering LLC 260-214-9532 85

Red Barn Real Estate Group | kw 574-202-2848 31

Rise 'n Shine 574-642-1112 3,4

Roof Maxx - Michiana 574-339-2329 9

Royal Legacy Furniture LLC 260-768-7510 41

Ruth’s Library & Tri County Electric 574-354-3125 67

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Schrock Overhead Doors 574-825-4325 67

Sealed Tight Insulation 260-350-8511 35

Signature Designs 260-593-0883 19

Sisel 574-314-0440 8

Skypoint Transit 574-281-4414 68

Solar Energy Systems 574-773-0546 92

South Wind Flooring 260-768-4526 17

Spectrum Energy Systems LLC 260-350-0089 39

Sunrise Seeds Plus 260-463-0380 22

Sunnybrook Excavating 574-370-4739 87

Superior Hardscapes 574-370-4002 11

Supreme Coatings LLC 574-584-5660 32 Sweet Em’s Cake Shoppe 574-606-5517 63

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The Country Barn 574-825-4480 5 Tim's Excavating 260-585-9691 64 Topeka / Shipshe Rental 260-593-2351 43 Topeka Seed & Stove 260-593-2407 62 Tri-County Dumpsters 574-529-2693 85 Tri-Point Merchandise 260-350-9530 49 Trinity Handyman LLC 260-499-0460 85 Troyer Design Co 574-209-1312 42

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Water Works 260-585-7454 21 Wingards 260-768-7960 24 WOODtech 260-562-9131 ext 1 24 Woodruff Harness 260-463-6762 68 Woody's Western Wear 269-651-7769 42

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Yoder’s Log & Timber Pros 574-356-6059 20 #

2 Mills Timber 260-350-4470 ext 2 22 3:16 Community Center 574-834-4193 37

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Muscle

Jalapeno-Cheese

Pineapple

Mushroom

the epiphany

Feigning ignorance Makes for an Amusing Fishing Trip

Plates clatter. Spoons and forks clink. And Mike’s eyes twinkle.

The wedding supper is over here in this sprucedup shop building north of Shipshewana. Raging appetites have been utterly satiated by the huge variety of food. The plates have been cleared, glasses refilled and the singing has begun.

Customarily at our weddings, the youth keep their seats after finishing their meal to serenade the bride and groom with a selection of wedding songs. Many times we simple folk just sing soprano, though some enjoy singing in four-part harmony and do this occasionally too.

A van load is here from another community of Amish in Vevay. They are seated across the table from Mike and are harmonizing nicely.

Now Mike. Mike Lambright. Michael Lambright is an exceptionally gifted lad. God gave him intelligence, athleticism, charisma and quick wit. One of his favorite amusements is to act ignorant and see if other people assume he really is. That ignorant, I mean.

Hence the twinkle in his eye. In the pause that follows the second song, Mike flashes a disarming smile at the out-of-towner across the table.

“Wow, Phillip, nice job. You have a really nice bass voice.” Mike pronounces the word bass just like the fish – with the short a.

Mike keeps his expression deadpan as he watches Philip’s eyes widen slightly The really amusing thing is being able to watch Philip choose a nice way to correct him.

“Thanks, Mike, uh, you mean bass?” Philip pronounces it correctly.

“Oh, is that how you say it?” Mike is the picture of I-stand-correctedness.

“Well, that’s how we usually say it, anyway,” Philip lets Mike down easily.

Mike does not bother to correct Philip’s impression, instead chuckling on his way home at the thought of the van load heading for Vevay.

“He said it how?”

“No!”

“Do these northern Indiana people really not know how to pronounce the four parts?”

The hook is set even deeper a while later. Mike is traveling with some of the scholars and parents from the school where he teaches. Mike’s coteacher, the bookish, knowledgeable Merlin, sits beside him in the van cruising west on U.S. 20.

And to your left, ladies and gentlemen, is a landmark. The constant flame at the landfill on the south side of U.S. 20 comes into view.

“Hey everybody!” Mike exclaims. “That is the eternal flame burning as a memorial to President Kennedy.”

Mike watches Merlin out of the corner of his eye and almost loses his composure at the sight of Merlin’s face going through first shock, then pity, then compassion, as he seeks a way to correct Mike nicely.

“Uh Mike, I think Kennedy’s flame is close to Washington, D.C.”

Now Mike has to laugh. A lot. When he regains his breath, he agrees. “Oh yeah, that way it would be closer to where he is buried. That would make sense.”

Merlin smiles in chagrin and pulls the hook out of his mouth. This one will sting for a while.

Loren Beachy is an auctioneer and real estate broker with Bright Star Realty and Auctions in Middlebury. He was formerly an elementary school teacher at a local parochial school for eight years. Some of his stories were written a few years ago while teaching. He enjoys fast horses, hot peppers, and strong coffee.

The greatest thing in life is to die young-but delay it as long as possible. ~ George Bernard Shaw

‘PHONE BID’ REAL ESTATE AUCTION

PROPERTY

LOCATED: 1½ miles east of the SR 5 & US 20 junction in Shipshewana, IN on Us 20

ADDRESS: 6370 W US 20, LaGrange, IN 46761

9.5 ACRES • HOUSE • BARN/SHOP • WOODS

Phone bids accepted until 4:00 PM on Monday, December 12, 2022.

HOUSE: 36’x70’ 2-story with a 20’x20’ sun room, 9’x56’ open front porch, rear open deck, full walk-out basement, 6 bedrooms, 2¾ baths (master bath has Jacuzzi tub & walk-in shower), LP lights throughout, E-Z Glo LP heating stove, wood stove type fireplace, hot water heat register (4) L-16 Batteries & 6500 EU Honda generator

BARN/SHOP: 36’x56’ with 8’ lean on 2 sides, barn has 1 box stall and 3 tie stalls, shop area is 36’x40’

DOG KENNEL: 16’x20’ with (4) 12’x20’ outside runs with dog houses, kennel is heated

Phone bids will be accepted by Chupp Auctions until 4:00 PM on Monday, December 12, 2022. Starting bid is $650,000. For bidding updates or to place a bid, contact Chupp Auctions at 260499-0216 or 260-499-0093.

TERMS: 10% down (non-refundable) upon accepted offer on December 12, 2022 with balance due at clos ing. Closing approximately 45 days after the auction with possession given March 1, 2023. Taxes will be pro-rated. Sellers have the right to reject any or all bids. Any announce ments made by the auctioneers take precedence over printed matter. This property is being sold contingent upon the sellers purchasing another property.

Public welcome to inspect this real estate Mondays from 4:00-6:00 PM or by appointment with the auctioneers.

Phone bids will be accepted by Chupp Auctions until 4:00 PM on Wednesday, December 14, 2022. Starting bid is $300,000. For bidding updates or to place a bid, contact Chupp Auctions at 260-499-0216 or 260-499-0093.

TERMS: 10% down (non-refundable) upon accepted offer on December 14, 2022 with balance due at closing. Closing approx. 45 days after the auction with possession given at closing. Taxes will be pro-rated. Sellers have the right to reject any or all bids. Any announcements made by the auctioneers take precedence over printed matter.

Phone bids accepted until 4:00 PM on Thursday, December 15, 2022.

HOUSE: large partial 2-story with partial walk-out base ment, 7 bedrooms, 4 baths, large open deck overlooking the pond, gravity-flow hot water heat, 16’x25’ entrance attaching house to garage

GARAGE: 36’x48’ with 12’ sidewalls, cathedral ceilings, fully lined and insulated, new in 2017

CR 14

: 30’x50’ with 7 box stalls and

: 60’x75’ steel frame built in 2020, shop has 2 jib booms

Approx. 3 acre pond with island, deck with slide & diving board, beach area

12’x16’ Dog kennel with 4 runs 12kw Kubota auto-start genset

Property is part wood with lots of wildlife

Lots of privacy, approx. ½ mile off the road Middlebury School District

Large garden with strawberries, raspberries & grapes

*Option to purchase 20 target 3-D archery target

*Option to purchase welding shop equipment set-up 1325' 669'

40'

Public welcome to inspect this real estate Tuesdays from 4:00-6:00 PM or by appointment with LaVern Lehman at 574-304-9505.

Phone bids will be accepted by Chupp Auctions until 4 PM on Thursday, December 15, 2022.

Starting bid is $650,000. For bidding updates or to place a bid, contact Chupp Auctions at 260499-0216 or 260-499-0093.

TERMS: 10% down (non-refundable) upon accepted offer on December 15, 2022 with balance due at closing. Closing approximately 60 days after the auction with possession at closing. Taxes will be pro-rated. Sellers have the right to reject any or all bids. This property is owned by a licensed auctioneer. Any announcements made by the auctioneers take precedence over printed matter.

Owners: LAVERN O. & MARLA LEHMAN

Phone bids will be accepted by Chupp Auctions until 4:00 PM on Tuesday, December 20, 2022. Starting bid is $325,000. For bidding updates or to place a bid, contact Chupp Auctions at 260-499-0216 or 260-499-0093.

TERMS: 10% down (non-refundable) upon accepted offer on December 20, 2022 with balance due at closing. Closing approximately 45 days after the auction with possession given April 15, 2023. Taxes will be pro-rated. Sellers have the right to reject any or all bids. Any announce ments made by the auctioneers take precedence over printed matter. This property is being sold contingent upon the sellers purchasing another property. Owners: GARY L.

Phone bids accepted until 4:00 PM on Thursday, December 22, 2022.

HOUSE : Tri-level home with 1,966 sq.ft., 28’x44’ attached garage, 7’x20’ open front porch, 5’x22’ rear open porch, partial basement with wood storage area, 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, wood burning stove, LP furnace, central air, water softener, R/O water system, new tilt-in windows within the last 7 years, shingles treated with Roof Max

STORAGE BUILDING: 40’x125’ with electric and water hydrant SHED: 40’x44’ with electric Fruit trees • Mature shade trees Centrally located between Middlebury, Millersburg and Goshen Public welcome

Phone bids will be accepted by Chupp Auctions until 4:00 PM on Thursday, December 22, 2022. Starting bid is $375,000. For bidding updates or to place a bid, contact Chupp Auctions at 260-499-0216 or 260-499-0093. TERMS: 10% down (non-refundable) upon accepted offer on December 22, 2022 with balance due at closing. Closing ap proximately 45 days after the auction with possession given April 1, 2023. Taxes will be pro-rated. Sellers have the right to

Wearing

blankets on your horses can be a big benefit in the correct situations, but also may cause discomfort in some situations.

There is so much to choose from. First, pick your outer material, like 600, 1000, and 1200 Denier, RipStop, Polyester, Cordura, etc. Next, your liner, like quilted, felt, fleece, windbreaker and more. And now to decide between rugs, or fitted blankets to turnouts, stable, fly, frost, waterproof, water-repellent, breathable, shoulder gassets, tail flaps, double belly straps, snap or buckle front closures, etc.

So how do you decide what you need for your situation? Ask yourself the following questions:

• Am I turning them out after workouts, or am I stalling after workouts?

• Can my horse exercise after blanketing?

• Can they get out the wind and rain?

Blanketing horses in cold weather can decrease hay intake significantly. If the weather is too warm, it will make them uncomfortable. To sum it up, most blankets have their own reason for design, material and pricing. If you need help choosing a blanket, come see us or call.

We're going to turn this team around 360 degrees. ~ Jason Kidd, New Jersey Nets player

automatic lemon squeezer, patented 1904; Super nice 6" Shepard's Lightning ice cream freezer, wood en; John Walden wire machine; Set of 8 oil jugs and carrier; John Savery's and Sons, New York cast iron flip wooden cook stove waffle maker, early; Enterprise 47 raisin seeder, hand cranked; Small bakers wooden primitive box for chocolate; A. Leichtheiser's patented PA 1855 primitive cast iron meat grinder 10x15; Salesman Sample copper steam cooker 6" peerless; Hand-crank butter tester; (12) super nice Reids #3 wooden butter worker, patented 1875; Nice early cast iron sausage stuffer; 14x22 metal IN Certified seed sign; Super nice Chevrolet 1920's motor meter; Collection old pictures w/old cars, animals, wagons, wealthy family at Christmas; 82x50 Midwest Indian old blanket and very nice Western In dian blanket, 33" x 34½"; Other Indian beads and necklaces, some probably wedding; Small Indian medicine pouch; Approximately 500 pieces of varied green Depression glass; original boxed sets of Rose of Sharon; Wooden bowing machine; Coca-Cola tote; Various lawn and garden tools; Push edger; Egg pails; Wheat pennies; (2) super nice metal match holders; Wooden flax breaker; 6" wooden pail original crank ice cream maker; Wire machine; 1881 patented pancake maker; Hand-crank cast iron taffy cutter; Small wooden wire pail; Maxon automatic patented 1906 lemon squeezer; Butter boxes; Sugar devils; Centrifuge; Butter fat tester; Varied old butter boxes; Mason and Ball rubber collections; Corn slicer; zinc lids; glass-top lids; Unusual early Mason improved butter jar;

GUNS: Early Thomas Underwood percussion cap & ball, Tiger Maple, long rifle, Lafayette, Ind.; Early George Coulcher percussion Kentucky long rifle; Early Wm. Morse 12 ga. double barrel muzzleloader hammer shotgun; Hopkins & Allen 12 ga. single shot dropdoor shotgun, pat. 1886; Hamilton #27 .22 cal. SS rifle, pat. 1900;

APPROXIMATELY 20 VARIED MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS: Maestro by Gibson electric guitar; Vinci signature electric guitar; Bundy Trom bone; Varied clarinets; Brass saxophone by Jupiter Saxophone; Spectrum Western guitar; Yamaha Western guitar; Hondo electric guitar; King Tempo 601 trumpet; Conn 20b trumpet; Bundy piccato and other brass; WI Armstrong Elkhart flute; Outstanding fairly large Japanese tin Cadillac convertible w/man woman; Real nice small Eastern v.s maybe shaker bench; Unusual New York Central Water pail; Old lightning rod w/blue bulb and arrow top; Many sausage stuffers all sizes, style, types, many I've never seen; Slaw cutter w/box; Double person planter; Garden cultivator; Double horn planter; Old slaw cutter; All wooden flax hand cranked sausage stuffer; Tobacco cutter; Wall mount egg beater; Approximately (25) varied old cast iron egg beaters; Sheller; John Wayne 1978 .999 silver dollars; Old cast bookend; Skillets; Numerous gran iteware pieces; Copper ash tray; Wall-hung telephone; ’40s and ’50s Indiana license plates; Collection of sterling which shows varied cartoon characters; Double-ring cast iron horse post head; Longhorn horns, approximately 6'; Original cow bells; 20 gal. crock and varied jugs; Super nice Western 10 gal. crock; WW2 rocket and large brass bullet; Super nice Edison cylinder machine w/copper horn, it plays; Safe Train Systems Corp. railroad crossing bell; Numerous and various Packard 1960s parts, front grill; (5) 4-drawer Dorman hardware cabinets; (15) different jars of old marbles; Nice Woodford Distilleries whiskey barrel; Nice copper wall-hung hat and coat rack w/mirror; AND MUCH, MUCH MORE!

PROPERTY LOCATION: Approx. 5 miles north of Goshen, Ind. on St. Rd. 15 to the intersection of St. Rd. 15 and U.S 20, then 1 mile west on U.S. 20 to CR 23, then south ½ mile on east side. Watch for signs.

AUCTION LOCATION: Pleasant View Church - 58529 CR 23, Goshen, Ind. 46528 which is 1¼ miles south of the prop erty.

PARCEL 1: 9.8 acres of bare tillable land (approx. 323' frontage x 1320' deep). The soil type is Crosier loam which is great for farming but if you build a house, you will probably need a mound septic system. Inspection anytime.

PARCEL 2: 25.3 acres bare land with approx. 20 tillable and access to CR 23 across Indian Creek of approx. 200'. If the buyer must access this property, they would need to install a culvert over Indian Creek and get permission from the highway dept. and drainage board. You could also access this parcel if you are a neighboring landowner. The soil type is like Parcel 1, it is Crosier Loam, Rensselaer Loam and William ston Loam and would need a mound system. Inspection anytime but stay on this parcel or parcel #1.

REAL ESTATE TAXES:

Parcel #1 - $225.96. Parcel #2 - Estimated $500.00 per year.

REAL ESTATE TERMS & CONDITIONS

PROCEDURE: The property will be offered in 2 individual parcels or com bination. There will be open bidding on all tracts during the auction as determined by the Auctioneer. Bids on tracts and the total property may compete. The property will be sold in the manner resulting in the highest total sale price, subject to confirmation of the sellers.

DOWN PAYMENT: 5% down payment on the day of the auction with the balance in cash at closing. The down payment may be made in the form of cash, cashier’s check, personal check or corporate check. Your bidding is not conditional upon financing, so be sure you have arranged financing, if needed, and are capable of paying cash at closing.

ACCEPTANCE OF BID PRICES: All successful bidders will be required to enter into purchase agreements at the auction site immediately following the close of the auction. All final bid prices are subject to approval by the Sellers.

EVIDENCE OF TITLE: Seller shall provide an Owner’s Title Insurance policy in the amount of the purchase price.

SURVEY: Buyer pays survey if wanted.

I always thought that record would stand until it's broken. ~ "Yogi" Berra

The Farmer’s Exchange, New Paris, IN • www.farmers-exchange.net

DIRECTIONS:

South of Argos, Ind. to State Road 110, then west 3 miles to Fir Road, then north to:

20129 Fir Road • Argos, Ind. 46501

John Deere 4010 2LT tractor, serial no. #15263; console shift, 7,300 hrs., Firestone 18.4x34 rubber, JD 158 hydraulic bucket, 7 ft. ROPS canopy; Massey Ferguson MF80 loader backhoe w/turf tires, 84” material bucket with 16”, 28”, 32” excavator buckets to be sold complete, shows 8,000 hours, older unit but store indoors; Vermeer 3 pt. backhoe attachment with 16’ bucket; Chaparral steel livestock trailer, 14’ long, 7,000 GVW with drop ramp floor is good with rubber mats; Work Saver 3-post hole auger with 8”; older 100 fuel tank with hand pump; 42” Agrifab land sweeper; 48” water fill land roller; 14’ flat rack wagon with wood sides and hoist; 12’ aluminum flat-bottom rowboat with oars; Play Date fiberglass paddle boat; small single axle homemade trailer with no sides; approximately 50 small square bales of straw; small rolls of 5’ woven wire fence; small transfer pump; hog fence panels; T-posts; like new Generac Model GP7500E electric start generator; very nice rigged 10” compound miter saw on rigged portable stand; Honda 3500 psi power washer with Honda 13 hp motor; Wheel Horse 5550 generator with Briggs and Stratton engine; excellent Cub Cadet XT2 Enduro Series 54” cut hydrostatic with 263 hours; Swisher 60” pull-behind commercial Pro Lawn mower with Kawasaki engine; Simplicity Broadmoor riding lawn mower with 42” deck; Simplicity Broadmoor Hydro riding tractor with 12.5 hp and 38” deck; Troy Built Jr. rear tine rototiller; like new metal pull-behind lawn cart; FIMCO pull-behind lawn sprayer with 3.5 gas engine and 25 gal. tank with booms and spray wands; large Rubbermaid double tired lawn cart; Craftsman 6.5 hp walk-behind lawn mower; misc. rakes, shovels and other lawn and garden hand tools; Stihl MS310 18-inch bar chainsaw; weed eaters; gas blowers; gas trimers; small tank torch set on cart; Ridgid Model 400A pipe threader with dies and tooling; Craftsman 10” table saw; 10’ and 8’ Warner fiberglass step ladders; (2) 6’ fiberglass step ladders; double wheel grinder on stand; Bosch electric jack hammer; DeWalt 1/2" angle drill; air finish nailer; 24' high pressure wand extension; (3) Frigi daire dehumidifiers; 3/4 inch Craftsman socket set; stainless steel shelving; Prolit lawn mower lift; 16 gal. 5 hp portable air compressor; Sun Air Kare air conditioner reclaimer or recharger with vacuum pump; misc. toolboxes; varied hand tools; power tools; floor jacks; hand saws; misc. hardware; electrical cords; chains; (2) 3-cushion sofas and oversized chair; 12 boxes Branch Ball canning jars, largemouth, pint and quart.; pressure cookers; large 1811 cast iron bell; 1886 stamp; 21 cu. ft. upright freezer; oak twin bed set; end tables.

[He's] so ugly, when he sweats the sweat runs backwards over his face to avoid his face. ~ Muhammad Ali on an opponent

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