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Wavebid > Buyers Guide Thumbnail Lot Description Number CLICK HERE FOR INVENTORY LIST Large Estate Located in Grady County, GA. 100's of great items available at auction. 0 Items include late model equipment, ATV, vintage Ford Mustang, wood working tools, power tools, antique furniture, and more! Online Only Bidding will open on Friday April 28, 2017 and will close on Friday, May 12, 2017. Great restoration project! 289 V8, Automatic, No Keys, No Title, Condition Unknown. Body VIN#: 6F08C109578 - 100 Door VIN#: 5F07T646052 - Not Numbers Matching Diesel RTV with VHT-X Variable Hydro Transmission, Power Dump, Windshield, and Warn Vantage 4000 Winch. 101 66.8 Hrs/389 miles. Product ID#: A5KF1GB0BEFG017320 - SN#: 17320 Only 91,8 Hours! 4-Wheel Drive, Kubota LA1154 Loader SN#: A4880, Ultragrand Cab, Dual Remotes. 16.9x30 Rear 102 Tires and 9.5x24 Front Tires. SN#: 52893 - ID#: 3023964002 103 SpeedCo Cat 2 Quick Hitch 104 SpeedCo Cat 1 Quick Hitch sold by Tractor Supply 105 Land Pride 7' rotary mower Model RCF2084 - SN#: 891951 106 CountyLine Finishing Mower Model# RFM-72-YK - SN#: 1001170536 107 5ft Rotary Mower - Model#: T100LTO - SN#: 18865950B 108 7ft Light Utility Scraper 109 King Kutter Dirt Scoop 110 3 Point Boom Pole - SN#: 1001142014 © 2017 Weeks Auction Group 04/20/2017 02:01 PM 111 6 Foot Box Blade 112 6 Foot 3 Point Spring Rake 113 King Kutter 7 Foot Landscape Rake 114 BEFCO P66 66" Rotary Tiller - fits 3 point hitch 115 County Line 1 Row Subsoiler 116 2-12volt 24gal Spray Tanks & 1-65gal Tank 117 3 Point Hitch 2 Wheel Rake 118 John Deere Turning Plow 119 7' Disk Harrow for 3 Point Hitch 120 6'x16' 2 axle trailer with ramps VIN#: T093007 - Bill of Sale Only - No Title 121 6'x12' Single Axle Trailer with Ramp - No SN# - Bill of Sale Only 122 5'x8' Single Axle Trailer with Tilt Bed - No SN# - Bill of Sale Only 123 40"x48" Single Axle Trailer - VIN#: LCAU5041-34T-347925 - Bill of Sale Only © 2017 Weeks Auction Group 04/20/2017 02:01 PM Hustler Raptor 60" SD Mower - Welded Steel Deck, Kawasaki FR730V 24.0hp Engine - SN#: FR230VB67713. 124 Mower Model#: 933127 - SN#: 14114097 125 DR 5ft Power Grader - SN# PG40019 DR Professional Power Trimmer for Home Owners - Briggs and Stratton 925 Series Engine - 2.7 hours - SN#: 126 111766 127 100 Gallon Trailered Fuel Tank with 6PL Pump - Delta Consolidated Industries - Model#; 484000 128 Craftsman 4200 Watt Generator - 7.8hp. 120/240 12v Model#: 58032674 - SN#: 1809792 129 Hond Centrifugal Trash Pump - NIB - 3" inlet/outlet, 264 gal/min. - Model TP-3065HR - SN#: TP-GCBUT-1075088 130 Custom Electric Handicap Accessible Yard Rover - Includes Charger 131 6 Wood Trusses 16'x4' 132 Handmade Table 37" Tall x 36" wide x 4' Tall 133 Assortment - Hydraulic Fluid, Pesticide, Herbicide 134 34" x 36" Yard Cart - Pull Type 135 Bird Cage with Accessories 136 Saw Horse Assortment - 2 wooden, 2 plastic foldable, 1 Jaw Horse © 2017 Weeks Auction Group 04/20/2017 02:01 PM 137 4 Plastic Storage Containers - 48" x 20" 138 Long Handle Torch - Panama Pump Co. 139 Water Ace Co. 4 Stroke Pump - includes hose and Honda GX31 4 Stroke Engine - SN#: 12010310 140 2 8ft Ladders, 1 Wooden 4ft Ladder, 1 2ft Step Ladder 141 Plastic Hardware Shelves with Contents 142 Yard Cart - 44" x 28" 143 Wooden Shelves with Contents includin various fasteners, wood stains, grease guns, etc. 144 Assortment of Mallets and Hammers 145 Kobalt Tool Box and Contents 146 Craftsmen Socket Set - includes assortment of wrenches, screw drivers, nut drivers, and other tools 147 Rolling Tool Cart and Contents 148 Assortment of Saws, Chisels, and Rasps 149 Large Diameter Sockets and Wrenches with Torque Wrench © 2017 Weeks Auction Group 04/20/2017 02:01 PM 150 Imperial No. 375-FS Wide Range Faring Tool 151 Hypro PTO Water Pump - Model #: 750C - SN#: 0728210750 152 Large Wooden Rope Spool 153 Hydraulic Pipe Bender - 12 Ton - Model #: 32888 - SN#: 1911-35235-055j 154 2 Charcoal Grills- Swinger II Smoker Grill - Model 4400-0 155 Round Tin Washtub 156 Large Assortment of Wood - 2x4s, 2x6s, various lengths, widths, and sizes 157 Peyton Propane Heather and Tank - 30-40-50,000BTU 158 3 Bottle Jacks - 1-4Ton and 2-12Ton 159 2 Ton Hydraulic Floor Jack 160 2 Jack Stands and 2 4-way Lug Wrenches 161 Large Expanding Tool Box and Contents 162 4 Metal Tool Boxes and Contents © 2017 Weeks Auction Group 04/20/2017 02:01 PM 163 Small Metal Organizer for Various Fasteners 164 Assortment of Cammping Accessories including folding chairs, flashlight, and flood light 165 2 Shop Fans 166 4 Gilmar Gardening Irrigation Sprinklers 167 Irrigation and Plant Maintenance 168 Walking John Deere Lawn Sprinkler - Model B3 169 Assortment of Bamboo Rods - Various Lengths and Widths 170 Black & Decker 10" Compound Miter Saw - Model 1710 Type 2 171 Delta Shopmaster 10" Table Saw - Model TS200LS - SN#: 562246Q 172 Do-All Outdoors Electric Skeet Thrower - includes assortment of skeet 173 Assortment of Dolleys and Automotive Creeper 174 Montgomery Ward Air Compressor - 1/2hp, 7.5 gallon with hoses. SN#: 12049212727 175 Air Compressor Parts and Pieces © 2017 Weeks Auction Group 04/20/2017 02:01 PM 176 Rigid Wet/Dry Shop Vac 12 gal - and Kenmore Progressive Cleaner Vacuum 177 Painted Wood Rocking Chair 178 Sprayers and Foggers 179 Mantis Electric Roto-Tiller 180 Hemisphere Outback S-ite Guidance System - Model AL 0820 - SN#: 207010 181 Plastic Tote of Camping Supplies - including Pots & Pans, drinkware, silverware, and household items 182 Assortment of Household Goods and Appliances 183 Roomba Pro Elite 184 Contents of Metal Shelves and Four Shelves - includes first aid kit, oil, cleaning supplies 185 Soldering iron and accessories 186 Dremel Set Model 285 - SN#: PA6GF33 and small screwdriver set 187 40 pc Tap & Die Set with accessories 188 Wood Working Tools - all-in-one tool, wood chisels, small clamps, letter punches, and calipers © 2017 Weeks Auction Group 04/20/2017 02:01 PM 189 Assortment of small wheels and hitches 190 Landscape Cloth, Staples, and Tarp 191 16ft Extension Ladder 200lb rated - D716-2 192 Garden Tools - Large Assortment 193 Electroscope Model 301 - Electropositive Frequency Induction Locator 194 Black Magic 950 Pro Metal Detector 195 Dogwire and Barbed Wire 196 Nikon Lookout II 10x50 Binculars 197 Assortment of Axes, Picks, and Sledgehammer 198 Assortment of Hatchets & Small Axes 199 Pulleys and Old Farm Tools 200 Assortment of Bar Clamps, various lengths and sizes © 2017 Weeks Auction Group 04/20/2017 02:01 PM 201 Garden Shears of Various Lengths and Sizes 202 Private Property and No Trespassing Signage 203 Gun Cleaning Supplies and Gun Accessories 204 Large Assortment of Hand Tools in cluding visegrips, monkey wrenches, hack saws, and allen wrenches 205 Assortment of Electrical Tools and Supplies 206 Assortment of Lawn Supplies including Scotts 1000 Spreader, 4 Pocket Hoses, and Various fertilzers and other checmicals 207 Live Animal Trap 208 Troy Bilt Gas Weedeater and 2 Electric Polesaws with accessories 209 Stihl BG55 Gas Powered Blower 210 Stihl MS180 Chainsaw and Accessories including Bar & Chain Lube, additional chains, and an extra bar 211 Stihl HT75 Pole Saw 212 Electric Deer Feeder 213 JET 6" Bench Grinder, Model #: JBG-6A - SN#: 02041750 © 2017 Weeks Auction Group 04/20/2017 02:01 PM 214 DeWalt 14' Chop Saw - Model DW871 - SN#: 713504 Wooden Work Bench 8' W x 2' D x 29.5" H. All Contents including bench vise, scrap metal, work lights, various 215 grinding disks, and more. 216 Assortment of Power Cords of Varying Lengths 217 Delta 12" Drill Press with Table and Forstner Bits - Drill Model#: DP300 - SN#: 020515W4001 218 115 pc Drill Bit Set 219 4" Belt and 6" Disk Sander on stand - Model#: BDS4600 220 Battery Charger and Jumper Cables 221 Coleman Catalytic Heater for Golf Cart 222 2 Electric Tool Washes 223 Porter Cable 423 Mag 7.25" Circular Saw with Case - SN#: 959563 224 Bosch Jigsaw 1587AVS - SN#: 684001666 225 Stanley Hand Planar Model #: HI204 and Rasp 226 Stant ST270 Cooling System Pressure TEster © 2017 Weeks Auction Group 04/20/2017 02:01 PM 227 Makita Belt Sander Model#: 9910 - SN: 353766G 228 DeWalt DW303M Reciprocating Saw SN#: 1701510 229 Milwaukee Impact Wrench - Cat#: 9070-2D 230 Milwaukee Disk Grinder 231 Black & Decker 7.25" Circular Saw 232 Wagner Heat Gun and Masonry Trowels 233 Assortment of Pry Bars 234 Barska Spotting Scope 10x40 w/ case 235 Assortment of Extension Grabbers 236 Metal Shelving Unit with 4 shelves - No Contents - 6" H x 6" W x 2" D 237 12 Ton Hydraulic Press - includes scrap metal 238 Snapper Hitch-Mount Blower - 205cc - Briggs and Stratton Engine 239 Antique Coke Bottles and Coke Tray © 2017 Weeks Auction Group 04/20/2017 02:01 PM 240 4 Hand Powered Air Pumps 241 DeWalt 3/8" Cordless Drill 12v - Model#: DC742 with extra battery and charger DeWalt Cordless 6.5" Circular Saw Model #: DW939 and DeWalt Cordless Reciprocating Saw Model #: DW938 242 with Charger 243 DeWalt 18v Cordless Hammer Drill Model #: DW988 and Light Model #: DW919 with battery and charger 244 Antique Cole Tool MFG No. 7 Drill Press 245 Sandblast Gun with Nozzles and compressor accessories 246 2 Come-Along Winches - Tuf-Tug TT4000 - 2Ton 247 Electric and Manual Winch - Warn Works Electric 17,000lb 12v Winch 248 2 Water Ace Electric Submersible Utility Pumps - Model : R6S 249 2 Large Monkey Wreches - 24" Length 250 Assortment of Chains of varying lengths and thicknesses with Wooden Box 251 3 Point Hitch Adjustment and Wagon Hitch 252 Assortment of Ratchet Straps and Harnesses © 2017 Weeks Auction Group 04/20/2017 02:01 PM 253 Assortment of Fuel Tanks 254 Assortment of Fuel Tanks 255 Assortment of Fuel Tanks 256 Payton 1/2 Ton Electric Crane 257 50gal Steel Drum with Lid 258 18 ft Flag Pole with (2) Flags 259 Assortment of Martin Gourds and Stand 260 Assortment of Insulated Panels.
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