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Download Catalog 09/26/21 03:49:05 Tool & Hardware Extravaganza! Auction Opens: Tue, Sep 16 12:00am PT Auction Closes: Thu, Sep 18 10:00am PT Lot Title Lot Title 06789 Grapple Bucket 6802 Troy-Bilt Rototiller 06791 Mower Attachment for Bobcat 6803 8 Trash Receptacles, Landscaping Rock and 06792 2000 Ingersoll Rand Bobcat Bark 06801 1973 Volga Hydrofoil Boat 6832 Sandstone Decor Pieces 16700 12 Boxes of Kwikset Locks 6833 Marble Pieces 16701 Hardware Supplies 6834 55 Gallon Drum with Pump 16702 Delta 10" Motorized Miter Box 6835 Suburban Comfort Heating Unit 16703 Dewalt Drill 6836 Galvanized Banding 16704 Assorted Goods 6837 Marble Slab 16705 Storage Cabinet with Air Tools 6838 Utility Garden Teailer And Fire Wood 16706 Tiles 6839 Industrial Iron Stove 16707 Metal Brackets, Two Light Fixtures 6840 10 Wire Bins of Fire Wood 16709 Assortment of Tool Accessories 6841 10 Bins of Fire Wood 16712 Two Decorative Planters 6842 10 Wire Bins of Firewood 16717 Masonry Supplies 6843 10 Wire Bins of Firewood 16719 Harper Dolly 6844 6 Wire Bins of Firewood 16951 Dewalt Drill 6845 Genie Superlift Advantage 6708 Bucket Of Goodies 6846 Assorted Tools 6710 Old School Saw 6847 55 Gallon Drum of Tools 6711 Three Decorative Planters 6848 55 Gallon Drum of Tools 6713 Plant with Decorative Blue Planter 6849 55 Gallon Drum of Tools 6714 Decorative Planter 6850 55 Gallon Drum of Tools 6715 Potted Plant 6851 Warn Power Winch 6716 Assortment of Plants and Planters 6852 Cannister Vacuum 6718 Pot For Plant 6853 Shelf of Tools 6793 Tile Pieces 6854 Pallet Racking 6794 Seven Tires 6855 Ingersoll Rand Air Compressor 6795 Fireplace Parts 6856 Pallet Racking 6796 Irrigation Hose 6857 Assortment of Hardware 6797 Marble Slabs 6858 Urethane, Tar Paper and Chicken Wire 6798 Moulding 6859 Shelf of Wood Stakes, Flex Conduit, Propane Heater 6799 Curved Marble Pieces 6860 Buckets Full Of Hardwear 6800 Dual-Axle Utility Trailer 1/4 09/26/21 03:49:05 Lot Title Lot Title 6861 Several Portable Heaters 6902 Raytheon Equipment, Wire and Cable 6862 Galvanized Stove Pipe, Pieces 6903 Magma Marine Kettle Barbeque 6863 7-Foot Ladder 6904 Six Jack Stands 6864 Paint Booth 6905 Table of Hardware 6865 Three Ladders 6906 Tap & Die Set 6866 Ryobi Table Saw 6907 Paslode Simpson Hanger Nailer 6867 Coleman Powermate Tool Set 6908 Senco Nail Gun 6868 New Commercial Electric Portable Lights 6909 Senco Nail Gun 6869 Propane Blow Torch 6910 Router Bit Sets 6870 Three Spotlights 6911 Two Bosch Jigsaw 6871 Tile Cutting Equipment 6912 Three Power Sanders 6872 Ladder Jacks 6913 Ryobi Router 6873 Tripod Vice 6914 Husqvarna 66 Chainsaw 6874 Buckets, Boxes of Hardware 6916 Pallet Racking 6875 Metal Scaffolding 6917 Hardware Supplys 6876 Buckets and Bins if Hardware 6918 Metal Stock 6877 Clipper Concrete Saw 6919 Rack Full Of Hardware 6878 Floor Jack 6920 Arm Chair Uber Comfortable! 6879 Teddy Heater 6921 Boxes, Rolls of Wall Membrane 6880 Sawmaster SDT-1000XL Wet Tile Saw 6922 Collated Framing Nails, Paslode Placement 6881 Two Industrial Floor Fans Nails 6882 Delta 10" Table Saw 6923 Nylon Ropes, Safety Harness 6883 Rebar Cutter 6924 Utility Light and Arm Bracket 6884 Two Pumps 6925 Craftsman 4" Belt Sander 6885 Two Pumps 6926 Senco Finish Nailer 6886 55 Gallon Drum of Tools 6927 Milwaukee Amstar Whole Hog Bits 6887 Vibrating Tamper 6928 Campbell Hausfeld 2" Brad Nailer 6888 Ryobi 10" Table Saw 6929 Craftsman Router 6889 Ex-Cell Pressure Washer 6930 Razorbacker Snapper Shear 6890 Cart And Beams 6931 Surveying Equipment 6891 Patio Heater 6932 SprayGun 6892 Imer Portable Cement Mixer 6933 Metal Cutting Chop Saw 6893 Lincoln Arc Welder 6934 DeWalt Power Driver 6894 Ryobi Chop Saw 6935 Bosch Power Drill 6895 Makita Demolition Hammer 6936 Toolbox, Two Lengths Of Chain, Two Chain Binders 6896 Columbian #10 Security Envelopes, First Aid Kut, Extension Cords, Flashlights, Professiinal 6937 Come Along, Industrial Tongs, Cable Pullers Power Station 6938 Ten Sawing and Cutting Blades 6897 Ibdustrial Utility Lights 6939 Two DC to AC Power Inverters 6898 Table of Tools 6940 Peavey Amplifier 6899 4' Ladder, 'X' Sawhorse 6941 Werner 24' Ladder, Extension Type 6900 55 Gallon Drum Full Tools 6942 Husky Ladder 6901 Bins of Nails and Screws, Gas Cans, Coolers 6943 Blue Hand Cart 2/4 09/26/21 03:49:05 Lot Title Lot Title 6944 Porter Cable Circular Saw 6988 Tea Pot 6945 Kwikset Door Lock Installation Kit 6989 Two Stabilizing Jacks 6946 Senco Staple Gun 6990 Three Stabilizing Jacks 6947 Ryobi Sander 6991 Two Stabilizing Jacks 6948 Senco Nail Gun 6992 Two Stabilizing Jacks 6949 Senco Nail Gun 6993 Bucket Of Goodies 6950 Smith And Wesson Nail Gun 6994 Clamps 6951 Senco Staple Gun 6995 Two Heaters 6952 Makita Drill 6996 Kwikset Door Knobs 6953 CH Nail Gun 6997 Sets of new Kwikset Locks 6954 Selection of Hardware 6998 New Kwikset Locks 6955 Industrial Hammer-Drill Bits 6999 New Case Of Kwikset Door Handles 6956 Vintage Vise 6957 Craftsman 12" Band Saw 6958 A Little Of This And That 6959 Shelves Full Of Paints 6960 Shelf's Of Goodies 6962 Shelves Of Chemicals 6963 Painting Supplies 6964 Shelf of Assorted Items 6965 Shelf of Assorted Items 6966 Shelf of Assorted Items 6967 Shelf of Assorted ItemsAuto 6968 Shelving 6969 Shelf of Assorted Items 6970 Gorilla Rack 6971 Shelf Of Assorted Goodies 6972 Counter Top Instillation Supplies 6973 Wraght Iron Gate 6974 Interlake Pallet Racking 6975 Grout And Paint 6976 Paint Supplies 6977 Concrete Form Stakes 6978 Chains 6979 Satchel of Tools 6980 New Barrel Pump 6981 New Barrel Pump 6982 Floor Jacks 6983 Fire Extinguishers 6984 Miscellaneous Tools 6985 Straps & Tie Downs 6986 100 Ton Jack 6987 Latter & Saw Horses 3/4 09/26/21 03:49:05 Payment Due: Full payment must be made no later than 4:00 pm (PT) on Monday, September 22, 2014. If the items are not paid for by this date, they may be sold to other customers during the following pickup days. Payment Methods: We accept cash, cashier's check, wire/bank transfer and credit cards. NO PAYMENTS ACCEPTED ON SITE! Removal: All items must be removed no later than 4:00 pm (PT) on Tuesday, September 23, 2014, and no later than 3:00 p.m. on Wednesday, September 24, 2014. PURCHASER OF BOBCAT NEEDS TO COME TOWARDS END OF SECOND DAY ALL PURCHASERS OF SHELVES OR RACKING MUST PICK UP ON SECOND DAY Removal Assistance: Buyers are solely responsible for the removal of purchased items. 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 13% Buyer's Premium in effect for this auction. 4514 Pacific Heights Rd, Oroville, CA 95965 -- Phone 530-868-7188 NorthStateAuctions.com 4/4.
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