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   seeyou | Sep 25, 2009 01:21am | #1

   Probably not much longer than it would take for you to move your stuff into it.........

   copper p0rn

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   frammer52 | Sep 25, 2009 01:21am | #2

   Go get it and see!>G<

    

    

    

    

   Warning, this posters idea may be harmful to oneself!

   
   

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   Edited 9/24/2009 6:22 pm ET by frammer52

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   PedroTheMule | Sep 25, 2009 03:13am | #3

   I brought this home:

   It beats sleepin' in the dog house.......

    

    

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   Dam_inspector | Sep 25, 2009 03:21am | #4

   Drag it up to Luka. I suspect he would be happy with it.

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   andybuildz | Sep 25, 2009 03:36am | #5

   Good flash!View Image

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   Dam_inspector | Sep 25, 2009 03:39am | #6

   Junkhound would probably have to use his dozer to get it up his steep driveway.

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   andybuildz | Sep 25, 2009 04:04am | #11

   where's Stan when ya need him?View Image

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   Dam_inspector | Sep 25, 2009 04:07am | #12

   I don't think his little chopper could airlift a mobile home.

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   Luka | Sep 25, 2009 08:32pm | #18

   That was a good thought. But...I saw the same ad that Art did. (See them all the time.)Passed right on by the ad.While I may have use for it, I do not have a flat area large enough for it. I couldn't get it up the hill TO a flat spot, even if I had one. And... It would be illegal to have on the property here, without a permit. I would neither be able to afford the permit/permit process... Nor qualify for it anyway. You have to go through the permit process for a septic, and well, and pay for someone else to put those in for you... Before they would even consider the permit for the mobile home.So, it would cost me in the neighborhood of 25 to 30 thousand before the county would even consider starting the permit project. All for someone's old, probably broken down, mobile home.If I am going to go to all that trouble and expense, I'll get the septic and well, and then build a cabin. Same cost, in the end....You are always welcome at Quittintime

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   Dam_inspector | Sep 25, 2009 09:28pm | #19

   Yep, there's always a catch. Mobile homes are no longer allowed in my county (unless they have been grandfathered in, or located in mobile home parks).

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   DanH | Sep 25, 2009 03:41am | #7

   Note that it DOESN'T say that there are tires on the wheels.

   As I stood before the gates I realized that I never want to be as certain about anything as were the people who built this place. --Rabbi Sheila Peltz, on her visit to Auschwitz
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   Dam_inspector | Sep 25, 2009 03:49am | #8

   My guess is it an older home, with moldy dry rotted flat tires.

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   DanH | Sep 25, 2009 03:51am | #9

   Only flat on one side.
   As I stood before the gates I realized that I never want to be as certain about anything as were the people who built this place. --Rabbi Sheila Peltz, on her visit to Auschwitz

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   Dam_inspector | Sep 25, 2009 04:04am | #10

   Never the top side.

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   joeh | Sep 25, 2009 05:40am | #13

   Wondering the same, but it ain't free.

   And it's on the other side of the planet.

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   http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=110431018503&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT

   Need one (well, want one, maybe don't really need it) but closer to home might be easier.

   Joe H

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   DanH | Sep 25, 2009 05:49am | #14

   What they don't tell you is that you've got to get it out of the ground.
   As I stood before the gates I realized that I never want to be as certain about anything as were the people who built this place. --Rabbi Sheila Peltz, on her visit to Auschwitz

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   DavidxDoud | Sep 25, 2009 02:27pm | #15

   your long-suffering wife would persevere if you brought that hulk home - at least you aren't collecting stray cats (are you?) -

   but why would you want it?

   it would be easier to built a roof that size than get that carcase mobile and drag it home -

   if you are really bored, get it and turn around and sell it and then charge to move it for the buyer....

   "there's enough for everyone"
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   brownbagg | Sep 25, 2009 04:40pm | #16

   I gave mine away, just did not want to deal with it

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   jimAKAblue | Sep 25, 2009 07:01pm | #17

   You can rent it out for $500 per month.

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   popawheelie | Sep 26, 2009 04:23am | #20

   depends... it is a womans perogetive to change her mind.

   Sooo... what would change her mind?

   "There are three kinds of men: The one that learns by reading, the few who learn by observation and the rest of them have to pee on the electric fence for themselves."
   Will Rogers
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   Luka | Sep 26, 2009 08:50am | #21

   "Sooo... what would change her mind?"If he brought it home, filled it with all the stuff he has 'stored'... and hauled it off somewhere else.;o)...You are always welcome at Quittintime

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    ponytl | Sep 26, 2009 04:06pm | #22

    think i might have posted i here...

    the story of the guy out west who moved his MH with his tractor... made it up a very steep grade... just chugged along... his friends told him that old ford N8 or N9 (think) would never pull it up the long grade...
    no one even thought about of considered what would happen on the 3 mile downside of the grade... but it was reported as a wide ride with smoking breaks... wildeyed... soiled shorts ride...

    btw... MH that i wouldn't take for free if they delivered em... rent for $150 a week around here... and the people think they are lucky to get em

    p

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    jimjimjim | Sep 26, 2009 11:03pm | #23

    Junk,

    I'm in awe.  You're my hero.

    Jim x 3