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HCEA - Historical Construction Equipment Association Surplus Literature Sales The Historical Construction Equipment Association (HCEA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving for public education the history of the construction, dredging and surface mining equipment industries. The HCEA is committed to preserving the equipment, and literature of this equipment that built our world. With excepting so much literature for the archives, we at times get duplicates of sales bulletins, shop manuals, ext. The sale of excess literature goes to help support the day to day operations of the organization and the restoration of the equipment that is donated to the museum located in Bowling Green, Ohio. Item Bucyrus Erie 395-B Pockets Facts Booklet Condition Mint Publication Year: ??? Manufacture Bucyrus-Erie Model 395-B Pages 11 Publication # BLTN 3006
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Ogden, UT
Posted on: December 31
1 of the tires has good tread, the other 3 have poor tread. They can be used as a "spare" tire for emergencies, or you can mount your winter tires on the rims in time for winter instead of having to pay each time you have your mechanic mounts or removes your snow tires. $30 for the wheel with good tread, $15 each for the others, or $60 for all 4....
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Herriman, UT
Posted on: December 31
2 drawer filing cabinet with a safe on the bottom. No keys...
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Salt Lake City, UT
Posted on: December 31
In good shape works fine bring your own headphones no charger feel free to make an offer thanks for looking....
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Layton, UT
Posted on: December 31
AM/FM CD player out of a 2008 Chevy Trailblazer. Worked fine when removed. Will fit many other GM models. $10 obo. Text preferred. Thanks...
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Salt Lake City, UT
Posted on: December 31
2021 Keystone Volante 270BH Karbon||Please feel free to call or text me with any questions, or if you are |planning to come in and visit us, Please ask for Frank at the front desk,||Frank-|cell 801-410-2128|office 801-713-0464|fiacobellis@motorsportsland.com| Let Motor Sportsland Help YOU get Away!...
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