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A Chance to Buy a Grain Separator Way Below Cost
Hero's a Grain Separator that will pay for itself in u year. Hnvo just ono Gnar-Scott No. 33-GC.
Has bratvi new drlvo belt, and. In addition, two sets ot bolta for blower and fecdar. Used lightly for four coasons. Will Ucmonstrato to interested
buyer. Guaranteed to bo In first-class condition. Orlcinally cost 1100. Trice, for a quick sale, 8100 i o, n. m:vr.irru.V. Terms cash or bankable
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