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Vehicles, Equipment, Materials from R & L Doors 09/23/21 05:11:44 Vehicles, Equipment, Materials from R & L Doors Auction Opens: Tue, Apr 24 10:00am Auction Closes: Thu, Apr 26 10:30am Lot Title Lot Title 100 1999 GMC C6500 Box Truck 132 Cabinet with Dado Knives 101 1994 GMC Topkick Box Truck 133 Woodtek Mortiser 82-788 102 1995 GMC Sierra Pick-Up Truck 134 (2) Ryobi Sanders on Rolling Cart with Drawers 103 1980 16' Utility Trailer with Wood Stock 135 Scaffolding, Metal Cabinet, Plywood 104 (40+) Wood Doors 200 Porter Cable 513 Lock Mortiser 105 Wood Stock, Door Handles, Tools 201 Porter Cable 513 Lock Mortiser 106 Wood Doors, Door Hardware, Door Knobs 202 Rockwell 5141 Router Base 107 Wood Doors, Door Hardware, Locks 203 Porter Cable 1001-T2 Router 108 1982 Ford F350 A-Frame Utility Truck 204 Porter Cable 6931 Router Base 109 Toyota Gasoline Powered 8,500 lb. Forklift 205 Poter Cable 691 Heavy Duty Router 110 Norfield Industries Magnum 95 Signature 206 Porter Cable 7519 Router Series Door Machine 207 Porter Cable 690LR Heavy Duty Router 111 Norfield Magnum Door Machine 208 Porter Cable 6902 Heavy Duty Router 112 Norfield 1020 Trim Saw Machine 209 7/8 HP Router 113 American Wood Working Machinery Planer 210 Porter Cable 6911 Router Cable Base 114 Delta Portable Dust Collector 211 Hitachi 1/2" Electric Router Type TR12 115 Delta Triple Duty Ball Bearing Grinder 212 Cordless Drills, Pneumatic Drills, Vice, Belt 116 PowerMatic 27 Shaper Machine Sander 117 Multiplex B-60 14" Sliding Saw 213 Rotary Tool in Case 118 Buss Machine Works 24" Planer 214 Porter Cable Profile Sanding System in Case 119 EMA FV90 Single Spindle Shaper 215 Porter Cable 555 Plate Joiner 120 Delta 10" Table Saw 216 Kwikset Installation Kit 121 Delta Milwaukee 12" Table Saw 217 Bosch 3107DVS Orbital Sander 122 16" Radial Arm Saw 218 10" Miter Saw 123 Norfield 250M Strike Jamb Router 219 7" Makita Circular Saw 124 Unfinished Doors 220 Bosch 1587AVS Jigsaw 125 Delta 10" Table Saw 221 DeWalt DW318VS Orbital Jigsaw 126 Powermatic 6' Cabinet Saw 222 Bosch 1590EVS Jigsaw 127 Packard Precision Drill Press with Metal Bench 223 Porter Cable 362 Belt Sander with Dust Pick-Up 128 Timesaver Speedbelt 2 Speed Sander 224 Spotnails Pneumatic XT 8664 Nailer 129 Torit Cyclone Dust Collector 225 Paslode Signode Pneumatic Nail Gun 130 Torit Dust Collector with Hopper Base 226 Paslode Magnum 91294 Pneumatic Nail Gun 131 Campbell & Hausfeld Air Compressor 227 Paslode Pneumatic Nail Gun 1/2 09/23/21 05:11:44 Lot Title 228 Paslode Pneumatic Nail Gun 229 Paslode Pneumatic Nail Gun 230 Senco Pneumatic Staple Gun 231 Porter Cable Pneumatic Nail Gun 232 Senco SLP20 Pneumatic Brad Nail Gun 233 Porter Cable Pneumatic Brad Nail Gun 234 Paslode Pneumatic Nail Gun 235 Senco SLP20 Pneumatic Brad Nail Gun 236 Senco SLP20 Pneumatic Brad Nail Gun 237 Paslode Pneumatic Staple Gun 238 Paslode Pneumatic Nail Gun 239 Paslode Finish Nail Gun 240 Paslode MA-C 20-N Nail Gun 241 Spot Nails XT8664 Nail Gun 242 (6+) Extension Cords and (1) Air Hose 244 Clamps, Wrenches, Drill Bits in Bucket 245 Tool Box with Tools 246 (7) Hand Saws 247 Electric Shop Light on Tripod 248 (2) Racks 249 Porter Cable 3x21 Belt Sander Payment Due: Full payment must be made no later than 12:00 pm (PT) on Monday, April 30, 2012. Payment Methods: We accept credit cards on-line, cash or cashier's checks in the Woodland office during business hours, or wire/bank transfers. Payments are NOT accepted at removal site. Pittsburg Location Removal: 10:00 am to 4:00 pm (PT) on Tuesday, May 1, 2012. Benicia Location Removal: 10:00 am to 4:00 pm (PT) on Tuesday, May 1, 2012.All items must be removed from BOTH locations no later than 4:00 pm (PT) on Tuesday, May 1, 2012. Removal Assistance: Buyers are solely responsible for the removal of purchased items. At the Pittsburg location only, an 8,500 lb. capacity forklift will be available at auctioneer's discretion on a first-come, first-serve basis for loading assistance.  If someone other than you is picking up your auction purchases, please CLICK HERE to fill out the authorization form so that we can release your items to your authorized agent. Buyer's Premium: There is a 3% Buyer's Premium in effect for this auction. 427 Cleveland St, Woodland, California 95695 -- Phone 530-661-0490 -- Fax 530-661-2499 WestAuction.com 2/2.
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