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Posted by mpdsville1 on October 27, 2006, 8:57 pm
I have a Miller CMF-80 PO CONV oil furnace W/beckett burner.
It was a working pull from a recent remodelling project. I have
no use for it. I'm told its about 6 yrs old. 75000 btu according to
the label. Firebox is clean and clear.
My neighbor just built a big two bay garage/barn, and this looks
like a perfect fit.He does excavation work and I need some done,
so I'm ready to do a trade.
If I have to put some $ value on it just to make a fair trade, what
number should I think of? $50 , $100, $500?
We're friendly and the unit has no dollar value to me, but I don't
want to trade $500 worth of furnace for $50 worth of digging.
Just looking for a ballpark number to play off of.
Thanks ,
Mike D
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Posted by Noon-Air on October 27, 2006, 9:32 pm
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>I have a Miller CMF-80 PO CONV oil furnace W/beckett burner.
> It was a working pull from a recent remodelling project. I have
> no use for it. I'm told its about 6 yrs old. 75000 btu according to
> the label. Firebox is clean and clear.
> My neighbor just built a big two bay garage/barn, and this looks
> like a perfect fit.He does excavation work and I need some done,
> so I'm ready to do a trade.
> If I have to put some $ value on it just to make a fair trade, what
> number should I think of? $50 , $100, $500?
> We're friendly and the unit has no dollar value to me, but I don't
> want to trade $500 worth of furnace for $50 worth of digging.
> Just looking for a ballpark number to play off of.
50 cents/hundred lbs at the scrap yard.
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Posted by Bubba on October 27, 2006, 9:32 pm
On 27 Oct 2006 17:57:48 -0700, mpdsville1@yahoo.com wrote:
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>I have a Miller CMF-80 PO CONV oil furnace W/beckett burner.
> It was a working pull from a recent remodelling project. I have
> no use for it. I'm told its about 6 yrs old. 75000 btu according to
> the label. Firebox is clean and clear.
>My neighbor just built a big two bay garage/barn, and this looks
>like a perfect fit.He does excavation work and I need some done,
>so I'm ready to do a trade.
>If I have to put some $ value on it just to make a fair trade, what
> number should I think of? $50 , $100, $500?
>We're friendly and the unit has no dollar value to me, but I don't
> want to trade $500 worth of furnace for $50 worth of digging.
>Just looking for a ballpark number to play off of.
>Thanks ,
> Mike D
Your a cheap tight ass Mike. You say "the unit has no dollar value to
you" yet you want to put a $500 value on it.
Its worth whatever the local scrapyard will give you for it.
Bubba
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Posted by mpdsville1 on October 27, 2006, 9:56 pm
Bubba wrote:
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> On 27 Oct 2006 17:57:48 -0700, mpdsville1@yahoo.com wrote:
> >I have a Miller CMF-80 PO CONV oil furnace W/beckett burner.
> > It was a working pull from a recent remodelling project. I have
> > no use for it. I'm told its about 6 yrs old. 75000 btu according to
> > the label. Firebox is clean and clear.
> >My neighbor just built a big two bay garage/barn, and this looks
> >like a perfect fit.He does excavation work and I need some done,
> >so I'm ready to do a trade.
> >If I have to put some $ value on it just to make a fair trade, what
> > number should I think of? $50 , $100, $500?
> >We're friendly and the unit has no dollar value to me, but I don't
> > want to trade $500 worth of furnace for $50 worth of digging.
> >Just looking for a ballpark number to play off of.
> >Thanks ,
> > Mike D
> Your a cheap tight ass Mike.
No, or I'd be selling it for cash somewhere, not offering a $0 trade to
a neighbor.
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> You say "the unit has no dollar value to you" yet you want to put a $500 value
on it.
I mean that I cant use it in my home, and ain't rushing off to the HVAC
pawn shop.
I certainly don't expect $500 pricetag. I'm trying to figure out if
asking him to
dig $100's worth of trench is a good deal for both of us. If its worth
$200 i'll look
for about $100 of work. If its worth $100 i'll look for $50's worth
or just give it to
him. .. Thats all ..
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> Its worth whatever the local scrapyard will give you for it.
Why's a working furnace scrap?
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> Bubba
Mike
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Posted by Noon-Air on October 27, 2006, 10:01 pm
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> Bubba wrote:
>> On 27 Oct 2006 17:57:48 -0700, mpdsville1@yahoo.com wrote:
>> >I have a Miller CMF-80 PO CONV oil furnace W/beckett burner.
>> > It was a working pull from a recent remodelling project. I have
>> > no use for it. I'm told its about 6 yrs old. 75000 btu according to
>> > the label. Firebox is clean and clear.
>> >My neighbor just built a big two bay garage/barn, and this looks
>> >like a perfect fit.He does excavation work and I need some done,
>> >so I'm ready to do a trade.
>> >If I have to put some $ value on it just to make a fair trade, what
>> > number should I think of? $50 , $100, $500?
>> >We're friendly and the unit has no dollar value to me, but I don't
>> > want to trade $500 worth of furnace for $50 worth of digging.
>> >Just looking for a ballpark number to play off of.
>> >Thanks ,
>> > Mike D
>> Your a cheap tight ass Mike.
> No, or I'd be selling it for cash somewhere, not offering a $0 trade to
> a neighbor.
>> You say "the unit has no dollar value to you" yet you want to put a $500
>> value on it.
> I mean that I cant use it in my home, and ain't rushing off to the HVAC
> pawn shop.
> I certainly don't expect $500 pricetag. I'm trying to figure out if
> asking him to
> dig $100's worth of trench is a good deal for both of us. If its worth
> $200 i'll look
> for about $100 of work. If its worth $100 i'll look for $50's worth
> or just give it to
> him. .. Thats all ..
>> Its worth whatever the local scrapyard will give you for it.
> Why's a working furnace scrap?
Its illegal to install *ANY* used fosil fuel burning furnace.
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> It was a working pull from a recent remodelling project. I have
> no use for it. I'm told its about 6 yrs old. 75000 btu according to
> the label. Firebox is clean and clear.
> My neighbor just built a big two bay garage/barn, and this looks
> like a perfect fit.He does excavation work and I need some done,
> so I'm ready to do a trade.
> If I have to put some $ value on it just to make a fair trade, what
> number should I think of? $50 , $100, $500?
> We're friendly and the unit has no dollar value to me, but I don't
> want to trade $500 worth of furnace for $50 worth of digging.
> Just looking for a ballpark number to play off of.