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Grumpy · 09-01-2009, 08:09 AM

All of the following items for sale...

Tapco 14 metal brake/break. Approximately 2 years old, seldom used. Will easily bend trim coil and I have also used it to bend .032 aluminum and 26 gauge steel. http://www.tapcotools.com/pages/brakes_pro14.php

Ryobi compound miter saw. Approximately 3 years old.

Ryobi portable table saw with built in collapsible stand and wheels.

1 hitachi shingle nail gun, basically brand new.

1 porter cable shingle nail gun a few years old, has put down less than 200 squares.

Compaq presario laptop. Good condition but could use a ram upgrade, running LEGAL windows vista.

3 desktop computers w/ monitors. 2 Dell and 1 generic. The Dell are in great working order the generic could use a ram upgrade. All running LEGAL windows XP copies.

12' stage plank, collapsible aluminum, less than a year old, used only once.

Workforce floor tile manual cutter. Approximately 1 year old, used to cut approximately only 20 tile.

4 partial boxes 33 degree 2 3/8" framing nails, probably a total of 3000 qty.

1 velux EDW 308 skylight flashing kit.

galvanized steel coping 9" wide, 3 1/2" high 10' long. 4 pieces (40'). includes 7 coping over-joints.

miscellaneous kynar gravel stop and gutter flashing. Approximately 17 pieces.

miscellaneous aluminum drip edge (ode) and gutter flashing. approximately 12 pieces.

2" wide white continuous soffit vent 8' long each piece. 15 pieces total.

miscellaneous extension hoses and fittings for (mostly 2 1/4" fittings) for rigid wet/dry vacuum.

4 used roofing tear off tools.

9 partial rolls and 1 new roll aluminum trim coils white/various colors

3 canvas (painter style) drop cloths barely used

4 black shingle roof vents

1 5 gallon bucket, almost full, of 1" metal cap nails (simplex)

6 rolls 9" black EPDM uncured flashing membrane

2 1/2" long trim nails (the kind used for cedar siding, but can be used for any carpentry purposes.) pre-stained white. 1 5 gallon bucket half full.

Z stop zinc trim roll used for killing algae and moss, similar to shingle shield. slightly less than 50' total.

2 sheets galvanized steel, probably 26 gauge, 1 new 4x10' and one partially used.

miscellaneous roofing insulation screws. Genflex #14, lengths from 6"-10".

Burnzomatic hand held propane soldering torch in case with 2 propane cartridges (the kind plumbers use) perfect for soldering galvanized steel or sealing core cuts and test patches on a flat roof.

Aluminum Ladders 24' 32', 40', little giant (Werner).

1 bosch hammer drill less than a year old.

1 ryobi cordless 18v kit with charger, circular saw, drill, vacuum, and oscillating saw (sawz all type).

1997 Dodge green cargo van. Looks like chit but a strong runner.

4 wood workstations/desks. 3 have hutches.

2 wood L shaped work stations/desks. 1 has a hutch.

7 black 2 drawer file cabinets. 1 is wood, 6 are metal all are black.

1 black 4 drawer extra large file cabinet

6 AT&T 4 line telephones. 1 has answering machine, 2 have caller ID. Each work together as an itnercom system, transfer calls etc...

1 "Slate Roofing bible" book written by Joe Jenkins

1 "Roofing Construction & Estimating" book written by Atcheson

Various NRCA training manuals also available.

If you're interested in anything, let me know and I can provide pics and more information. All items are located in Glenview, IL (a Northern suburb of Chicago Illinois).

847-207-0991

**Cole** · 09-01-2009, 08:19 AM

Grumpy, you getting out?

J F · 09-01-2009, 08:55 AM

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Originally Posted by Cole

Grumpy, you getting out?

Yeah, say it ain't so grumpy

Steve.Mervine · 09-01-2009, 09:17 AM

dont do it man...stay with it...bbut if you are sure you should put some prices on the stuff, where are you located? i will take a lot of that stuff if you can get it to me and give me some prices

ROCKSTARPLUMBER · 09-01-2009, 05:36 PM

Guess us plumbers should have replied to your question on PZ then. Thats too bad if your having to unload all your stuff.

J F · 09-01-2009, 06:05 PM

I think he's starting a plumbing business

ROCKSTARPLUMBER · 09-01-2009, 06:07 PM

Hell, plumbing is easy. Theres plenty of work for everybody.

J F · 09-01-2009, 06:15 PM

So, how do you like it over here? Not quite the same bs as you gave grumpy, huh?

Framer53 · 09-01-2009, 06:20 PM

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Originally Posted by J F

So, how do you like it over here? Not quite the same bs as you gave grumpy, huh?

Asks the man with a lifetime bane fromPZ!!!!!!!!!!!!!

J F · 09-01-2009, 06:23 PM

J F · 09-01-2009, 06:26 PM

I was just impressed with the enlightened author of these replies to grumpy's query:

"Take a Hike. That, is some good advice."

"Wheres A mod when you need him. And im not talking about that clerk at the Sip n' Fill either."

ROCKSTARPLUMBER
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Join Date: Dec 2008
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You are one Ignorant bastard. PLEASE tell me someone sent you here. YOu will, meet the ban hamster. He shall be here shortly.

On a side note, Thanks, for NOT respecting our rules, on OUR forum. BUH BYE.

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Hemingway himself, could not have been more eloquent.

strathd · 09-01-2009, 06:34 PM

Mike Finley · 09-01-2009, 06:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Grumpy

All of the following items for sale...

Tapco 14 metal brake/break. Approximately 2 years old, seldom used. Will easily bend trim coil and I have also used it to bend .032 aluminum and 26 gauge steel. http://www.tapcotools.com/pages/brakes_pro14.php

Ryobi compound miter saw. Approximately 3 years old.

Ryobi portable table saw with built in collapsible stand and wheels.

1 hitachi shingle nail gun, basically brand new.

1 porter cable shingle nail gun a few years old, has put down less than 200 squares.

Compaq presario laptop. Good condition but could use a ram upgrade, running LEGAL windows vista.

3 desktop computers w/ monitors. 2 Dell and 1 generic. The Dell are in great working order the generic could use a ram upgrade. All running LEGAL windows XP copies.

12' stage plank, collapsible aluminum, less than a year old, used only once.

Workforce floor tile manual cutter. Approximately 1 year old, used to cut approximately only 20 tile.

4 partial boxes 33 degree 2 3/8" framing nails, probably a total of 3000 qty.

1 velux EDW 308 skylight flashing kit.

galvanized steel coping 9" wide, 3 1/2" high 10' long. 4 pieces (40'). includes 7 coping over-joints.

miscellaneous kynar gravel stop and gutter flashing. Approximately 17 pieces.

miscellaneous aluminum drip edge (ode) and gutter flashing. approximately 12 pieces.

2" wide white continuous soffit vent 8' long each piece. 15 pieces total.

miscellaneous extension hoses and fittings for (mostly 2 1/4" fittings) for rigid wet/dry vacuum.

4 used roofing tear off tools.

9 partial rolls and 1 new roll aluminum trim coils white/various colors

3 canvas (painter style) drop cloths barely used

4 black shingle roof vents

1 5 gallon bucket, almost full, of 1" metal cap nails (simplex)

6 rolls 9" black EPDM uncured flashing membrane

2 1/2" long trim nails (the kind used for cedar siding, but can be used for any carpentry purposes.) pre-stained white. 1 5 gallon bucket half full.

Z stop zinc trim roll used for killing algae and moss, similar to shingle shield. slightly less than 50' total.

2 sheets galvanized steel, probably 26 gauge, 1 new 4x10' and one partially used.

miscellaneous roofing insulation screws. Genflex #14, lengths from 6"-10".

Burnzomatic hand held propane soldering torch in case with 2 propane cartridges (the kind plumbers use) perfect for soldering galvanized steel or sealing core cuts and test patches on a flat roof.

Aluminum Ladders 24' 32', 40', little giant (Werner).

1 bosch hammer drill less than a year old.

1 ryobi cordless 18v kit with charger, circular saw, drill, vacuum, and oscillating saw (sawz all type).

1997 Dodge green cargo van. Looks like chit but a strong runner.

4 wood workstations/desks. 3 have hutches.

2 wood L shaped work stations/desks. 1 has a hutch.

7 black 2 drawer file cabinets. 1 is wood, 6 are metal all are black.

1 black 4 drawer extra large file cabinet

6 AT&T 4 line telephones. 1 has answering machine, 2 have caller ID. Each work together as an itnercom system, transfer calls etc...

1 "Slate Roofing bible" book written by Joe Jenkins

1 "Roofing Construction & Estimating" book written by Atcheson

Various NRCA training manuals also available.

If you're interested in anything, let me know and I can provide pics and more information. All items are located in Glenview, IL (a Northern suburb of Chicago Illinois).

847-207-0991

Damn! Another one bites the dust!

ROCKSTARPLUMBER · 09-01-2009, 06:58 PM

Hey J F. Cant help it we have rules over there man. I am curious though, as to why the question was not posted over here.
I apologize for my rude behavior towards a member of a sister site. It is what it is though. You have to understand that we try to filter the trash out of that place pretty often. As it is for Professionals only. Anyhow, nice to meet you guys. Hope that the OP is not about him going out of business, but rather just unloading old stuff. Hate to see anyone go out of work, no matter there trade. Well, unless your a handyman.

J F · 09-01-2009, 07:28 PM

Much better, welcome aboard. I think we (I) understand what the rules are, it was more about how he was treated after an honest post regarding a service business question, where there would probably be a lot more members on PT with experience in that arena.

I didn't have any problem with the mods post, it gets used here from time to time, that wasn't what was being questioned (at least by me)...

Peace.

J

J F · 09-01-2009, 07:29 PM

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Originally Posted by ROCKSTARPLUMBER

Well, unless your a handyman.

Now you've really gone and done it.

Grumpy · 09-02-2009, 01:36 PM

Not quitting yet. Just downsizing, reorganizing, and getting back to my roots.

Grumpy · 09-02-2009, 01:37 PM

FYI, I've got some responses. Cash can carry preferred. If we work out some kind of shipping deal I'll hold the item until the check clears the bank. Would prefer a USPS money order if you really have to pay by check.

J F · 09-02-2009, 02:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Grumpy

Not quitting yet. Just downsizing, reorganizing, and getting back to my roots. Though I will most likely quit by this time next year.

Any particular reason(s) grumpy? (that you'd care to share, anyway)

cms_roofing · 10-03-2009, 08:54 PM

Typical CONTRACTORS! lol Grumpy i called you, no answer. Call me back, want some info on books, brake, little giant, ryobi and bosch drills, and nail guns. PM me bottom prices asap please sir. Also looking for gutter machines guys!