After trying to find a home for my last IR40 pneumatic upsetterm I am done looking at it and it is on a new journey to the scrap yard, along with a LG power hammer and some misc blacksmith junk.

We do have a trades and sales page...

I didn't want to trade, and they were for sale for the better part of a year.

 

They were posted in the tailgating section. I remember getting the notification about the upsetters. 

posts in the tailgating section are removed after a month or two so you have to periodically check on what you've posted.

Pnut

Posts in tailgating are removed after  one month of no activity,  Just keep posting and it will stay, actually if you wish I can put it back, nothing is  deleted just hidden from public viewing

The reason for the 30 day post period is so the material is fresh and the offer is still good. Repost for another 30 days if the offer is still current.

The LG should sell if priced right. Scrap is so far down that it would only bring around $60 here..if it is a 25# model.

The only draw back is the distance most U.S. Smith's would have to travel to pick up the LG and shipping would be high. Don't know if there are many members near you in Vancouver.

I preferred to scrap it rather than listen to the endless litany of stupid platitudes about how much they are worth. $1500 was not over the top.

Neat guy

750 or 500 or even 250 is better than You having to take your time to load it then drive it to the the scrap yard to then wait to get unloaded and then drive home with your 100 dollars!

And these old machines wether they are a 25 # LG or a 200# bradley  are a piece of history. Maybe you don't have the time or desire to bring them back to Life  but be patient, don't take them to the scrap yard before letting some one else have the chance to use and enjoy them.   Even if you don't sell them for what YOU think they are worth!!!  

If ~$100 (scrap price) is all you want for it, I'm pretty sure someone would very quickly buy it from you at that price. It would save you from bringing it to the scrapyard, and save an old machine.

No real use discussing it further. He said he'd RATHER scrap it than sell it to someone here.

Pnut