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How to Extend the Life of Your Used Car (StatePoint) Nearly 70 percent of all car sales are used vehicles, thanks to the rising costs of new cars and the increasing quality of their used counterparts. While buying a previously owned vehicle makes the best financial sense in a lot of cases, experts say there are some things to keep in mind. “To keep everyone on the road safe and protect your purchase, all drivers need to stay up-to-date on car maintenance,” says Doug Turner, director of service operations at Byrider, the nation’s largest used car and finance network of dealerships. “This is especially true for those with used cars.” LLC
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• Use quality parts. • Fill your vehicle with the proper gas. Use premium if the vehicle manufacturer suggests it. • Regular oil changes will keep your car running as smoothly as possible. Be sure to use the proper oil per the manufacturer recommendations. • When buying a vehicle, stick to retail dealers that put cars through a detailed inspection process. This will help to ensure a given vehicle’s safety and reliability. At the same time, consider dealers with an attached service department. “Your relationship with the dealership shouldn’t end once you drive the car off the lot,” adds Turner. In the case of Byrider, every car sold comes with a warranty or optional service agreement, as well as discounted parts, labor and service. To learn more, visit byrider.com.
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20 Tips for Fuel Safety Month Month, serving as an important reminder that handling any type of fuel requires caution. A longtime leader in the fuel container industry, Scepter has created this new yearly event to coincide with barbecues, yard work and recreational activities. “Knowledge is a powerful tool to help prevent accidents,” says Dan Marshall, vice president of marketing and business development with Scepter. With that in mind, Marshall shares the following tips: Fuel Storage 1. Seek out containers with a user-controlled flow valve, child safety features and a flame mitigation device (FMD) for safety. Never remove or alter the FMD. 2. Only purchase fuel containers approved by federal or state authorities. For example, the Scepter SmartControl fuel containers for gasoline, kerosene and diesel, are designed to substantially exceed standards set by the American Society for Testing and Materials and the Consumer Product Safety Commission. 3. Store fuel containers in a secure, dry location away from furnaces, hot water tanks and any other potential source of heat. Fueling Up at the Pump 4. Never allow children to operate pumps or fill fuel containers. 5. Never smoke when filling a gas tank or fuel container. 6. Remove fuel containers from vehicles before refilling, and turn off your vehicle’s engine. Place containers on the ground a safe distance from vehicles when refilling. 7. Never fill past the “fuel fill line” on your container. Leaving space allows for expansion. 8. If a static-caused fire occurs, leave the nozzle in the fill pipe. Immediately move away from the vehicle and notify the station attendant. 9. Secure filled fuel containers in your vehicle against tipping and sliding.
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u A ction c i l b u P Saturday, July 18, 2020 10:30 a.m.
1130 RED BANK ROAD, MIFFLINBURG, PA 17844 Sawmill ~ Edger ~ Loader
After 26 years of business, this auction announces the closing of Longenecker Lumber, Inc. We will be offering to you clean, well maintained equipment. Not a large volume of merchandise – be prompt. 2014 Wood Mizer LT50 Hydraulic Sawmill with 25HP electric motor, 2930 hrs; 2014 Wood Mizer EG200 Twin Blade Edger with 15HP electric motor, 343 hrs; Spare parts for sawmill; Over 40 used Saw Blades; 930 CAT Wheel Loader and bucket & forks (Balderson Quick attach); 18” Sawdust Blowers; 24” Sawdust Blowers; 5HP 3ph motor; approx. 70’ 6” PVC Blower Pipe; 10 Steel Lumber Carts; 1 Steel Slab Cart; 16’ Steel Log Desk; Stihl 441 Chainsaw; Husqvarna 372 Chainsaw; Cant Hooks; ¾” Banding Tool & Crimper; Log Scaling Sticks; 1-3HP 1 phase Electric Motor; 2 -1HP 1 phase Electric Motor; 3 phase Shop Grinder; Lincoln 225 Amp Electric Welder; 2 Welding Helmets; 125 gal. Plastic Spray Tank; 1 pair of Skidder Ring Chains – 18.4-26 very good condition; Anvil; Misc. Shop Tools; Saw Chain break & crimper; Cable Cutter, Fire Extinguishers; Hard Hat & Chaps; Gas Cans; Log Chains; Kobalt ½” Electric Impact Wrench; Electric Cords; Splitting Maul; 10 Locust Posts – 8’; Woodburning Box Stove; Super 55 Oliver Farm Tractor; Live Edge Walnut Slabs.
— LOGGING & WOODWORKING ANTIQUES — 6’ Up & Down Sawmill Blade; 2 – Broad Axes; Logging Tongs; Crosscut Saws; Bark Spuds; Ship Builders Slicks; Double Bitted Axe; Broad Hatchet; 4” Adze; Pike Pole; Bucking Wedge; 27” Block Plane; Molding Planes; Mortising Chisel; Hay Knife TERMS: All items sold as-is where is. Statements made on auction day take precedence over written material. Cash or PA check paid in full on day of auction.
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SHIVELY ESTATE AUCTION Contents Only Saturday June 27 2020 Start Time 9 A.M.
Location: 931 State Route 54 Hwy., Montgomery, Pa. 17752. From Route 15 turn onto Route 54 toward Montgomery travel approx. 1 mile auction on left side of road. Watch for auction signs on auction day. Auction Listing: We will be selling a John Deere 5205 4x4 Tractor w/8 front weights(Approx. 56 HP, 125 Hours)- John Deere MX8 8ʼHeavy Duty Brush Hog(Like New)-IH 706 Wide Front Tractor- John Deere Z355R Zero Turn Lawn Mower(48” cut, 365 Hours, Very Clean)- New Idea 2 Row Tractor Mounted Corn Picker- 16ʼ Heavy Duty Trailer(Pinto Hitch)Grain Bin Wagon- Allis Chalmers Tractor WD- Field Sprayer5ʼ Brush Hog- 12ʼ Fiberglass Boat- New Holland #68 Hay Baler- IH 990 Haybine- 2000 Yamaha 225XT Dual Sport Motorcycle(4,606 Miles, Runs Great)- Hurrs Dairy BoxVintage Horse Drawn Sleigh- Electric Cement Mixer- Drag Harrow- Small Field Disc- Large Vintage Anvil- Craftsman 1HP Bench Grinder- 12 Drawer Toolbox- Electric DrillsWooden Wheel Barrow- Cutting Torches- Troybilt RototillerGarden Seeder- Shop Smith- IH Chipper Shredder- 1” SK Socket Set- Craftsman & Homelite String Trimmers- David Bradley Snow Blade- Sears 50/15/2 Amp Battery Charger- Craftsman Gas Leaf BlowerSears 70,000 BTU Kerosene Heater- Craftsman Sockets & Tool Box- Valley Farms Milk Box- Norge Double Wash Tub- Misc. Metal Scrap- Metal Patio Chair- 12 Ton Hydraulic Jack- Band Saw- Heavy Duty Floor Jack- Push Lawn Mowers- Vintage Safety Training Displays and CPR Dummies- Wooden Boxes- Wool Military Blankets- Oak Dresser- 26ʼ Alum. Extension Ladder- 12 Pcs. Scaffolding- Rope & Tackle- Model 6B Victoreen Instrument Company- Cap Gun- Car Ramps- Clam Shell Chairs- Cane Seat Bedroom Rocker- Singer Sewing Machine- 1872 Jarrett Family Bible- Vintage Wooden Movie Screen- Dress Patterns- Sewing Material- Jewelry- Signed David Armstrong Prints(Quilter, Wadeʼs Mill, Country Geranium, Morning Hawk,Etc.)- Sunbeam MixerMetal School Desk- Records- Oak Wooden School Desk- WWII Books- Iris Patterns Bowls- Vintage Hats- 42” LG Flat Screen TV- Living Room Chair- 3Pc. Leather Top Coffee Table Set- Green Lazyboy Rocker Recliner- (2) Lift Chairs- Ron Beach “Lord of the Night” Framed Print- Jewelry Armoire Chest- Living Room Chair w/Ottoman- Ken Hunter “Forgotten Spring House” Framed Print- St. Anthony Lutheran Church Print by Tamagno- China Closet- Oak Wash Stand- Glass Prism Lamp- Currier & Ives Dinnerware(Serving for 8)- Sheet Music- Hymn Books- Sessions Covered Wagon ClockHeritage 31 Day Wall Clock- German Violin- Stella Guitar- Cane Seat Rocker- Boston Style Rocker- Royal Copenhagen Collector Plates- Wedgewood Christmas PlatesRedware Plates- Stainless Steel Pots & Pans- Corning Ware Dishes- Pyrex Mixing Bowls- Porcelain Dolls- Lighted Curio Cabinet- 4Pc. Bedroom Suite(Full)- 2 Single BedsDresser w/Mirror- German Music Box- Maple Drop Front Desk- 2 Purple Glass LampsTraditions Clock- 6ʼ Folding Table- Cherry Dresser w/Mirror- 3 Drawer Stand- Rod Iron Quilt Rack- Card Tables- Snoopy Garage Can- Haier 4.5 Cubic Chest Freezer- Vintage Oak Hooiser Cupboard- Microwave Stand- Drop Leaf Table- 4 Rabbit Ear ChairsHamilton Beach Microwave- Granit Coffee Pot- C.I. Gas Stove- 2 WWII Gas Mask- Whiz Glass Cleaner Can- Military Knives- RCB Shotgun Shell Reloader- German Puma Bone Handle Knife- Portable Pool Table- Yale Combination Safe(21”x24”x29” high)- Reclining Love Seat- Singer Sewing Machine- Craftsman Sander Polisher- 250 Gal Gas TankTractor Tires- Victor Traps- Pipe Clamps- Hand Meat Saw- Heatrola Stove- Work BenchSimplex 325 Jack- Wooden Pulleys- Nut & Bolts- Hand Tools- COINS: $20 Gold Coins(1923 & 1927)- 9 Seated Liberty Silver Dollars(1876-1926)- Morgan Silver Dollars(1883 & 1885)- Uncirulated set of 5 Morgan SIlver Dollars(1878s-1882s)- Peace Dollars- American Eagle Silver Dollars(1986S-1992S)- 1997 Operation Dessert Storm Silver Dollar- Eisenhower Dollar Coins- Uncirculated State Quarters- Quarter Rolls(19651990)- Lincoln Pennies(1944s-1954s)- 2004P Nickels-1944s Mercury Dime- 1928 & 1938d Buffalo Nickels-Roosevelt Dimes(1946-1964)- 1991s Mint Proof Set- 1935s &d uncirculated Wheat Pennies- Plus many more items. Mark your calendars and plan to attend. Check Auctionzip.com Seller # 4038 for more info and pictures. Auction Terms: No Buyerʼs Premium. Cash or Good PA. Check w/ID, Credit Card w/3% transaction fee(Visa,Mastercard, Discovery, American Express). All announcements auction day supersede all printed material. TENTS IF NEEDED * BRING CHAIRS * FOOD AVAILABLE Owner: The Late John & Elizabeth Shively Associate Auctioneer: Wayne Arthur -AU001752-L
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movies, fairs, carnivals, eatting at home & dining out, nice & quiet. Seeking S/DWtM, over 40, doesn’t drink or do drugs, maybe smoker. Mifflinburg area. RR26463 6/8 WdWtM, nice country man, NS, SD, ND, Vet., wife passed, live alone, country place, cookout, privacy, financially secure, tan, 20 mi. from Selinsgrove, near Allenwood. Looking for D/S Mom, 30-50, nice, possible live in. HJ26474 6/22 IC’s FIC, country girl, 26, looking for a pen pal, current picture upon request. 8 months till freedom, let’s talk. SV26436IC FIC, looking fr a long term pen pal & someone who has a lot in common with me. I’m brunette, 5’6”, heart of gold, thick body with big booty. Big on family & loyalty, love to laugh & enjoy life. You only live once & I don’t want to waste it. GR26437IC FIC, super sexy, spontaneous, pretty & petite, hour glass physique, 30, caramel skin, big brown eyes. CB26438IC SWtFIC, sweet & sexy, looking for a friend. Will be going home very soon. I would like to start a friendship that could help us both. I understand things are hard at this time, but I’m here to talk to & listen to. I can take your mind off of the negative for a little. I like to have fun & bring happiness. Stay at home to stay safe & write me if you get lonely. SM26439IC FIC, brown eyed girl, small build, 22, young & tons of fun, adventurous, open minded, loves to write letters. AD26440IC SWtFIC, 37, long red hair, medium build, blue eyes. Looking for 30 & older SWtM for pen pal & possibly more. I am a local & have short sentence. AB26441IC SWtFIC, young, loving, & adventurous, looking for a loving partner that wants to start building a future together. I love to be happy, have lots of fun & likes to get dirty. Don’t worry I’m adorable & clean up very nice. SM26442IC SWtFIC, since we’re all quarantined, you may be looking for a friend, so am I. 36, short, spunky & bisexual. Looking for a man or woman to have a friendship or possibly a relationship. Let’s get to know each other. TF26443IC SWtFIC, a lovely, 55, looking for a friend & long term relationship. I enjoy art, music, animals, & more. Love to spend quality time with someone close to me. Willing to travel & show my romantic side. Hope to hear from someone soon who is looking for a great future. PS26444IC FIC, 23, funny, loving, creative, loyal, & a very bubbly woman. Like
to draw, read & listen to music, country being my favorite. I tend to see the good in people. Love is blind, it sees with the heart, not eyes. CH26445IC SWtFIC, 33, looking for a friend who wants to build a relatioinship & who enjoys being held & kissed. Love to cook, working & pleasing my special someone. We can explore the outdoors & world together or we can stay at home & still make memories together. SM26446IC FIC, small town girl, fun, easy going, 22, slim, sexy, & fun size. AD26447IC FIC, 5’6”, brown eyes & hair, Italian/German/ Irish. I love to write & meet new people. Looking for a pen pal, someone to makeme laugh & keep me occupied. I can receive mail, emails & video visits. GR26448IC SWtFIC, 38, 5’3”-140, long blondish brown hair, beautiful baby blue eyes. Looking for a male who would be interested in corresponding. CW26449IC FIC, 22, light skin, 5’3”slim & sexy. I love to have fun and do new things. AD26450IC FIC, super sexy, spontanious, pretty & petite, hour glass physique, 30, caramel skin, Limited Edition. CB26451IC SWtFIC, hot & sexy, enjoys the company of a man who can keep up with my sweetness. I enjoy music & love to please others. I will spend time with you on a beach & make memories together in the ocean. Would like to build a family someday soon. Enjoy dining, cooking, water sports & more. SM26452IX SWtFIC, 36, looking for older gentleman with no strings attached. I love to laugh, cook, & learn new things. Life is too short to be wasted so let’s get to know each other. TF26453IC FIC, I’m a small town girl. I’m fun & easygoing, 22, slim, & sexy fun size girl. AD26454IC SWtFIC, seeking a pen pal while I’m here. I love music & adventures & am looking for a friend to connect with. BM26455IC FIC, 37, looking to write someone. TS26456IC FIC, brown eyed girl, small build, 21, young & tons of fun. Adventurous, open minded, loves to write letters. AD26457IC FIC, 45, brown hair/ green eyes, 135 lbs, Indian/German/Irish. Looking for someone to share thoughts & interests with. Love the beach, fishing, dancing, painting, & 4 wheeling. I live life to the fullest & take nothing for granite. Looking for a fresh star, am willing to relocate. TS26458IC SWtFIC, 38, 5’3”-130, long blonde hair, baby blue eyes, looking for a nice male who would be interested in corresponding with me. CW26459IC FIC, 34, 5’, green
eyed, Italian, looking for a friend. Open to possibilities. Ideally someone with a great sense of humor or at least can appreciate mine. I love to laugh & to make others. Can handle give & take blunt honesty. I’m very laid back & live in the moment but as much as I lik to have fun, I like the quiet moments just as much. I’m a big person on the little things. I simply want people that make me smile in life. AW26460IC SWtFIC, hoping to find someone who loves to have lots of fun fwith a young adorable woman who is looking to get you excited & wants to treat you like a king. Seeking a long term relationship with a man who wants to be loved by my loving soul & my loving touch. SM26461IC FIC, light skin, 5’3”, slim & sexy, love to have fun & try new things, open minded. AD26462IC FIC, 22, lots of fun, 5’3”, slim & sexy, adventurous, open minded, loves to try new things, & easy to get along with. ND26464IC FIC, 25, athletic build, putting roots down in area. Seeking long term friendship with single male to take this ourney with me. Mature responses only. CC26465IC Hello...Is anyone alive, lonely, and all alone? SWtFIC, 34, stuck in quarantine, no connection to the outside world. Seeking Christian man to get through this horrible time. RO26466IC SWtFIC, recently divorced, 47, model thin & height to match, raven black hair, brown eyes, & big smile.. Tired of quarantine & looking to connect. LR26467IC SWtFIC, Indian/Dutch, 55, brown hair, blue eyes, 5’6”-120, love country music, dogs & horses, and amusement parks. Like to write, very easy to get along with, would love to have a friend. PJ26468IC SWtFIC, younger hot & sexy, athletic, 30, like to have fun. Looking for someone who would be excited to experience things with me. SS26469IC FIC, 48, Puerto Rican Barbie Brat looking for compannionship, sponsor. I’m light in the eyes, thick in the thighs. Beautiful, fun, loving, love to make your daay worth writing me. My letters will make you want to see what’s behind them. TM26470IC FIC, 22, light skin, slim & sexy, loves to have fun & try new things, 5’3” with lots of curves. AD26471IC SWtFIC, looking for friendship, 61, 5’5”-155, long hair, built in all the right places. Take a chance & write. Plan to live in area. DK26472IC FIC, Super sexy, spontaneous, pretty & petite, hour glass physique, 30, caramel skin, Limited Edition. CB26473IC FIC, 22, light skin, 5’3”,
slim & sexy, loves to have fun & just laugh, adventurous & easy going. AD26475IC SWtFIC, 38, 5’3”-140, long blondish brown hair, baby blue eyes, looking for a nice male who’d be interested in corresponding. CW26476IC SWtFIC, sweet & cute, 35, loves to go places, wants to find love and/or a great bond with a person who enjoys being loved. I won’t break your heart. SM26477IC SWtFIC, sexy, athletic, 30, looking to have lots of fun. Want to add someone special into my life. SS26478IC SFIC, 36, bonde hair, blue eyes, energetic, outgoing with a bubbly personality. Seeking a pen pal. SM26479IC SFIC, Latina, 42, the majority of the time, happy, love music, dance, outdoors, travel, children. Hoping to find friendship. MC26480IC FIC, 29, brown haired, brown eyed exotic beauty, sweet, loyal, & fun loving. I’m bored & looking for some fun. Pics available. RH26481IC SWtFIC, wanting a friend, 5’5”, American Indian, 145 lbs, long brown hair, brown eyes. Am relocating to Williamsport, need someone in my life. DC26482IC WtFIC, 52, 5’7”-175, brown hair & eyes, love romantic dinners, massaging, long walks, looking for someone special, older gentleman. HW26483IC SWtFIC, 5’3”-120, green eyes, blonde hair, Mother, smart, funny, looking for true love, someone to be myself with, honest, no games. TM26484IC WE DO NOT RUN ANY IC-LBYL ADS WITHOUT YOUR I D E N T I F Y I N G NUMBER. THESE MAILINGS ARE RETURNED BACK TO US, NON DELIVERABLE. ALSO YOU MUST SIGN UP I GUESS TO RECEIVE MAIL FROM LBYL. Inmates, seems you may need to be on some kind of mailing list at the prison. Inquire at your place. Thanks. The Valley Trader would like to thank everyone who places an ad in this column and also the people who respond. The number of responses we have been receiving has been GREAT!!! If you meet that “special person” from communicating through our column, let us know. Did you marry? Are you dating? We would like to know! Write us a short note we can print. Of course, we’ll only print it with your initials. ATTENTION: We have no control over where our Look Before You Leap ads arrive from, and being a free press, we will place them in our column. Some ads may be from lonely individuals who are incarcerated.
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Runner electric Golf Cart, $100, both in excellent condition. 570-246-4205. 7/20 Miscellaneos - 35 8 Units for a strong
5-6 womens, solid men’s bracelets. Must buy all. Seller Faith Chapel Church, White Deer, Pa. $600; Rifle Sako 338
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LOCATION: 1205 Green Ridge Road, Mifflinburg, PA 17844 From Route 45 in Mifflinburg, turn North on Forest Hill Road, go 7/10 mile and take a Right to 1205 Green Ridge Road PARTIAL LISTING - CONSIGNMENTS ACCEPTED UNTIL FRIDAY, JULY 3 AT NOON Call 570-966-4006 for Receiving Dates
Y FARM MACHINERY - HORSE DRAWN – TITLED VEHICLES – SHEDS Z
2005 Toro Twister, 1600 UTV, 1510 hrs.; Case 40XT, 8763.4 hrs., needs drive motor seals; NH 352 Grinder/Mixer; Ventrac, 72” Deck, 31 hp. Turbo Diesel, 3 pt., weights; Pequea 710 Tedder; 3pt 4-wheel Vicon Rake; Case 555 Haybine; 16’ Jamar Low Trailer with Ramps 7,000 GVW with Title; Hotel Coach by Troyer Carriage Co. Ind.; Vis a Vis by Justin Carriage Works, Mi.; 1,000 gal. LP tank for Diesel; 8 x 9.5 Flat Bed with Stake Sides;10x12 Victorian Utility Shed; 10x14 Hip Roof Barn; 12’ Tandem Axle Deckover Trailer (10,000 GVW); ‘14 16’ Bri-mar Equipment Trailer, 12K, Derated to 10K; 13’ IH45 Field Cultivator; 84” Bobcat Soil Conditioner; SG25 Stump Grinder; Grouser 10 x 16.5 Steel Tracks w/Rubber Pads; 14’ Mortiz Stock Trailer w/Tack Room; NI Beater Manure Spreader; Pull Type Vermeer Stump Grinder; 3 pt. Chipper/Shredder; Knight 8018 Sideslinger Manure Spreder (Parts); 16’ Farm Trailer Frame; 14’ Concession Trailer; 18’ Gooseneck Dump Trailer w/Ramps; Fifth Wheels.
Y BUILDING MATERIALS Z
BEGINNING AT 9:30 AM: (29) 26’ Wood I Joist; 3+ Truckloads of Stone Veneer; 5+ Semi-Load of Natural Blue Patio Stone, Colonial Blue Stone, Colonial Stone, Field Stone, Landscape Boulders & Steppers; Large Amount of Composite Decking expected; OSB; YP Plywood; 4x8 Sheets Smooth Glass Board; Numerous Lots of Metal Roofing & Siding; Porcelain Patio Pavers; Approx. 1,000 bd. Ft. 1x6 & 1x8 Knotty Pine T&G Boards; approx. 1,000 bd. Ft. 1x6 Knotty Pine Ship Lap Boards; 1x10 T&G Barn Siding (rough texture); 2x4 & 2x6 Framing Lumber; 2x4, 2x6, 2x8 Distressed Framing Lumber; 2x4, 2x6, 2x8, 4x4, 6x6, Distressed Treated Lumber; Used Kitchen Set; New & Used Windows; (7) Pallets Jacks Mountain Stone; Composite Decking; 100 sq. ft. Dark Grey Vinyl Shakes & J Channel; Warm Manning Wood/Coal Heater; 275 gal. Fuel Tank.; Cast Iron Radiators; Used 9x8 wide Tan Garage Door; Chlorine Dispenser; Window & Door Sealant; Shingle Underlayment; Housewrap; Used Daystar Skylight.
Y A VARIETY OF QUALITY GROCERIES BY WEAVER LANE GROCERIES Z (ALSO WISCONSIN MAPLE SYRUP - BEGINNING AT 9 AM)
Y QUILTS Z
BEGINNING AT APPROX. NOON: Purple Log Cabin 97x115; Black & White Puff with Shams (queen size); Bird Quilt (queen size); Horse quilt with Shams (queen size); Kitten Quilt (queen size); Quilt Tops: Navy & Burgundy Log Cabin 97x112; Multi-color Log Cabin 117x117; Green & Burgundy Log Cabin 97x110; Black, Burgundy, & Green Log Cabin 97x112; 84X84 Trip Around the World; 93x104 Stack & Whack; 93x103 Trailways; Comforters: 72x78 Green Meadows; 74x81 John Deere.
Y TOOLS, ETC. Z
BEGINNING AT 8:30 AM: 50” 24,000 CFM Cool Space Blizzard “Port-a-cool”; Quincy 100 CFM Refrigerated Air Dryer; Several 3000 Watt Honda Generators; (2) Honda 2200 Watt ‘Suitcase’ Generators ; Ingersoll Rand 5.5 hp. 11.8 CFM Gas Air Compressor; Multiple Wood Stoves; Several 9,000 Watt Elect. Start Generators; Hobart Airforce 12 ci Plasma Cutter 110v; Multiple Portable Power Distribution Boxes; Homak 41” 6 Drawer Top Drawer Top Tool Chest; Multiple Ingersoll Rand Air Impact Wrenches; 12 V Fuel Transfer Pumps; 4,000 Watt Gas Generators; Large Selection of Shop & Barn Fans; 3,000 psi Pressure Washers ; 2” Trash Pump; Transfer Fuel Tanks; Air, Pressure Washer & Acetylene Hose Reels; Numerous 12 v Broadcast & Spot Sprayers ; Fork-mount 55 gal. Drum Grippers; ATV Alum Ramps; HD Steel Shelving; Several Milwaukee M 18 Batteries; Portable Sand Blaster; 12” 2905 CFM Utility Blower; Coyote Live Trap; Small Hobart Welding Cart; Multiple Dump Trailer Lift Pumps & Other Hydraulics; 4 way Log Splitter Valve; Jet-Ski Trailer Kits; Several Axles & Kits; Bolt Extractor Sets; 10 kw Genset, 390 hrs. (gas); 2 - EFM 520 Coal Stoker with Auger, hook-up ready, 150,000-200,000 BTU; 1 - EFM 700 Coal Stoker with Auger, hook-up ready; Artistic Hand Dry Wall Lift; Troy Built ‘Horse’ Rototiller; Walk Behind Troy Built Mower, 33” cut; 4 x 6 Grizzly Edge/Disc Sander; Rockwell Router; 3.5 hp Craftsman Router; 10” Grizzly Tablesaw w/Fence & Router Table; Sears 6 x 37 Lathe & Knives; 2 - 12” Craftsman Benchtop Planers; Grizzly 2 hp. Dust Collector, 1700 CFM; Grizzly 6” Jointer; Half HP Floor Model Drill Press, 34” swing; 4” Shop Fox Benchtop Mortiser; Grizzly Industrial Air Filter; 10” Delta Chop Saw; HD Commercial Speed Queen Washer, Top Load, 3 yrs. old; TroyBilt Self Propelled Sickle Bar Mower; Hobart Benchtop Meat Grinder; 2 - 6’ Stainless Steel Tables; Bluebird Houses; Apple Crates; Saddler’s Bench; ESAB 250 Mig Welder, 220 V; Bulk Lot of Mufflers, Wix Filters & Ramold Brakes; Platform w/Weights.
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BEGINNING AT APPROX. 9:30 AM: Large Selection of Flowering Trees, Shade Trees, Fruit Trees, and Shrubbery of all kinds by Spring Side Nursery.
Y FURNITURE & LAWN FURNITURE Z
Huge Selection of Handcrafted Lifetime Vinyl Outdoor Rockers, Park Benches, Swings, Gliders; Treated Wood Picnic Tables, Rockers, Chairs, etc.; Wormy Maple Coffee Table, Benches & Chairs.
SORRY, NO HOUSEHOLD ACCEPTED - QUALITY FURNITURE CONSIGNMENTS ACCEPTED Facebook: Alson Reiff Auctioneer • Auctionzip - #33098 • GoToAuction.com - #138268 NOTES: To register items contact Alson Reiff (570-966-4006) or Alvin Reiff (570-966-1149). Selling with multiple auctioneers, bring a friend. Auction staff reserves the right to reject any and all items. TERMS: NO BUYERS PREMIUM. Cash or Good PA check or Visa/Master/Discover Cards. A 3% processing fee will be charged on cards. Statements made on Auction Day take precedence over written material. Some items subject to sale prior to auction date. Food Stand to Benefit Local School • Managers and Auctioneers will not be responsible for accidents! Paul Z. Weaver, AU-005385-L Harold Martin, AA-019488 Tim Weaver, AU-005513 Jason Brubaker, AU-5608
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20” BMX Nast Boys Bike, new back rim & back sprocket, new tires, tubes, kick stand & seat, $85. 570-389-1758. 6/22 Hand Held CB Radio for car with wire connections, antenna like new, used very little, $20. 570-547-6788. 6/22 45 twenty foot pieces of rebar, $100. 570-847-5859. 6/22 Small adorable vintage camper, great for backyard playhouse or more, $300. 570-847-5859. 6/22 New in Box - small Fender Guitar Amp, $60 or will trade. 717-379-8010. 7/6 FREE Barrels, plastic & metal. 814349-8060. 7/6 Angus Beef off the hoof, $2.10 a lb. dressed weight. Delivery available. 570-725-2190 Ext. 0. 7/20 Motorcycles - 37 Suzuki Blvd Motorcycle, garage kept, less tha 5,000 mi., $8,000 OBO 570-275-1774. 6/22 Sporting Goods FOR SALE: Martin Hunting Bow. 29 Inch Drawl Length. 65% Let Off. Sights and Rest Included. EXC. COND. 570568-0635. 6/22 FOR SALE: P.S.E. Competition Bow. 29 Inch Drawl Length. 60% Let Off. Many Extras Included. EXC. COND. 570-5680635.6/22 Wanted - 50 Wanted: Circuit Cartridges, 570922-0056. ufn Wanted to Buy: from a Ford Ferguson Tactor, Model 7035 tire tube & wheel. 570-5383464. 7/20
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