Work Platform For Sale

Jason Whipple

Selling this Rustgo work platform. Breaks down to pull behind truck at highway speeds. Picture is shown with out the 6' extension kit that goes with it. Platform goes up to 32' work height with extensions. Takes about 45 min to set up w/2 guys.

http://www.rustgo.com/default.asp?id...&showsite=true
Model #195. OSHA approved scaffolding.

will take $3,200.00. Goes for over 5k new (* correction, just called. They go for $7,800 new, plus friaght from the Mid west). PM me if interested or if you have questions.

Will show how to set it up to buyer. All hand powered, no gas or electric to run.

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Jason E Whipple, General Manager
Historic House Restoration, Cincinnati, Ohio
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Jason Whipple

Estimate for a new one below:

Jason, thank you for the opportunity to assist you with your RUSTGO PURCHASE.
RUSTGO MODEL 195 w/ Standard Wheels & Tires $7,855.00
Pre-Paid Cash Discount - $1,600.00
Sub-Total $6,255.00
Trucking Freight Charge $2,180.00
Total DeLivered Deal $8,435.00
Jason, you will be responsible for all State & Local Sales Taxes! Also because of the increasing fuel prices, this freight charges are good unit April 1, 2008. Please call me anytime at 1-800-448-4077!
Jason, this Quote does not include your $400.00 Mail-In Rebate. After you receive your invoice showing paid in full, just send a copy of the invoice to RUSTGO Mfg. for your rebate check of $400.00 to be sent to you.
Sincerely William N. King II
"RUSTGO Product Specialist for Over 25 Years".

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Jason E Whipple, General Manager
Historic House Restoration, Cincinnati, Ohio
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Cole

Why are you selling?

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Jason Whipple

Two reasons,

First, I've had only two siding jobs over the last two years that I've owned it. It was incredibly helpful on those projects, but for the most part, it just sits around. I'm getting more involved with interior renovation and restoration now.

Second, I need the cash more than I need the use of the platform once a year. A siding and or roofing company could get some good use of this.

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Jason E Whipple, General Manager
Historic House Restoration, Cincinnati, Ohio
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joasis

I wouldn't mind having it, but it is quicker for us to use a work platform on our RT forklift, and we have a RT scissor lift.

I would think it would be the cat's paw if a guy didn't have the larger equipment.

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Jason Whipple

Zero fuel cost with this

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Jason E Whipple, General Manager
Historic House Restoration, Cincinnati, Ohio
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joasis

I am doing .50 a sq/ft on steel erections now as a surcharge. This takes care of trip, and equipment fuel.

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Ed the Roofer

Is that listed as a seperate clause or side item cost, or is it just how much more you are adding to your bid in the first place?

Ed

joasis

I tell customers what I am doing on the bidding, if the job is out of the immediate area. I did a bid last week for a job 155 miles from here, and added $1 a sq/ft noted in the proposal, or $5000 dollars on a 50 X 100 steel erection.

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Jason Whipple

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Jason E Whipple, General Manager
Historic House Restoration, Cincinnati, Ohio
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