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What do you think it will sell for?

Les than one-hundred grand??

That guys machines were in worse shape than Pumpco's when I saw them. Should get a lot less, though those who bid on the internet can't always see that.

$119,000.00 to an overseas buyer

65000 at best

Does it matter what goes for.There no work out there for it.LOL.Just tring to be funny.

Is this like the Price Is Right game who is the closest wins I bid 131,000 and leaving the country.

I would recommend a good inspection so you know what your getting with this one.

I pick door #3

$57,500.00

Im with Many on this one, it will go dirt cheap and will also go over seas some where . With all these companies out there loosing there pumps this past year and half the American market is flooded with used pumps. I bet there has not been too many 2009 models made from any manufactures this past 18 months with so many great deals made on used pumps right now.

.25 CENTS A POUND 

Any body know what it went for?

82,000 overseas. If no overseas buyer, 65,000 Canada

52m putz tractor trailer, one of my personal favorites.Wish the new ones came on tractor trailers.If in good shape should be worth $400,000.-500,000.Todays economy probably$150,000.-250,000

The rest of the story

Gooday

Many,

What do I get for calling the 65K??

Forget it. I don't want to hear.

Now this one should prove to be interesting

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175,000 Middle East

Many- judging by the back end photo it aint had much TLC, and by the way the pipes rusting it aint seen work in a while either.

I agree $175k,may even break the bank.I would hate to guess what the rest of unit is like.Your right,a heap.

I'd like to know the history of that 61. Big Johnson has been done for a while, where has this pump been, sitting? working? Having parts taken off one by one?

That pump was Les's first 61 meter, it came from Miami, ran it a few times myself.  LOTS of yardage through it, but a few years ago it wasn't in terrible shape.  Dont think the new owners have put much concrete through it.  In the end the maintenance program was horrible on equipment, sometimes 7 to 800 hours on an oil change.  If you could get it cheap it would pump pretty good, but I wouldn't buy anything that once belonged to that company.

this pump looks like the original d&n concrete pumping 52 the same one that flipped...

this pump looks like the original d&n concrete pumping 52 the same one that flipped...

I think the used concrete pump suit for small fleet company.