Large Scale Central

Anyone looking for some leftovers from EPL

… check out the auction listing http://www.haemmerle-bayern.de/cms/cgi-bin/versteigerungen.pl?mod=bilder&&nummer=104 for the collector’s items.

That clock/temp thingy would be just the ticket for Waco, TX; imagine the Red on a really RedHot summer day with the wackoes in Waco checking how hot it is. :wink:

I would love to have that sign with the temp in my back yard ! Wonder how much

Hans-Joerg Mueller said:
.... check out the auction listing http://www.haemmerle-bayern.de/cms/cgi-bin/versteigerungen.pl?mod=bilder&&nummer=104 for the collector's items.

That clock/temp thingy would be just the ticket for Waco, TX; imagine the Red on a really RedHot summer day with the wackoes in Waco checking how hot it is. :wink:

Some nice equipment there.

John Bouck said:
Some nice equipment there.
More than a few antiques, too! ;) :)

HJ,
(quote) “More than a few antiques, too!”

Are you referring to forum members or EPL leftovers?

Do you think you can get the temp sign to read in ferin hight and not celceus. Ithink it might mess with a few people in the good old USofA if you couldn’t change that.

Tim Brien said:
HJ, (quote) "More than a few antiques, too!"

Are you referring to forum members or EPL leftovers?


Oh no, there are no “antiques” on this forum; :lol: “Originals” is another matter. :wink: :slight_smile:

But on the EPL antiques, would be interesting to see what the “collector” items go for.

Geoff George said:
Do you think you can get the temp sign to read in ferin hight and not celceus. Ithink it might mess with a few people in the good old USofA if you couldn't change that.
Geoff,

If that were placed in Waco, TX no one would notice. :wink: Mind you there could be the odd one (funny expression that is), who would think that hell was just about ready to freeze over when reading 40º (104ºF) on a warm day. :wink: :slight_smile:

Way too many surplus “shop” machines here in the states already and while I’d dearly love to have a few in my garage I’d need to expand it to include living quarters too were I to acquire ANY of said pieces of machinery at this point regardless if they were from overseas or next door.

As for the sign clock temp thingie? Why? Just why?

Chas

OK dates and conditions are now available

http://www.haemmerle-bayern.de/cms/cgi-bin/versteigerungen.pl?mod=informationen&&nummer=104

Translations only for those who are genuinely and seriously interested (aka FORGET IT!) :wink: :slight_smile:

HJ-
Is the assumption behind the equipment photos this is redundant mfg. equipment Marklin already has vs. unique to LGB products?

Wendell Hanks said:
HJ- Is the assumption behind the equipment photos this is redundant mfg. equipment Marklin already has vs. unique to LGB products?
Redundant and outdated. Some of those are real "collector" items, the kind of stuff I used to tell my customers "Don't even consider it!"

Wendell,
You don’t need to buy manufacturing equipment when your contracting out your production.

Wendell,

Marvin Brown aka JJ Sauer aka Verne Pitts aka Lone Railroader aka Bob Suggins aka LGB51 aka Wally aka etc. etc. etc. writes like a real trooper (without a head!). Fact is Märklin moved whatever was of any value to them quite some time ago. Antiquated equipment - anyone who knows the stuff can tell by looking at it! - is best left behind. Nah, they don’t teach you that a spook training, OTOH if one worked in that field for thirty years one doesn’t need close up pictures.

Down there on the Brazos (in Waco, TX) they are still plowing with donkeys and oxen (steady supply in the vicinity!), time moves very slowly. :wink: :smiley:

BTW Whatever machinery Märklin moved to Györ could have/would have been a mixed blessing, too. Always is with used equipment, seen it many, many times. :wink: :slight_smile: Made good dollars on some of those scenarios.

Hans-Joerg Mueller said:
Wendell,

Down there on the Brazos (in Waco, TX) they are still plowing with donkeys and oxen (steady supply in the vicinity!), time moves very slowly. :wink: :smiley:

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Given the price of farm diesel… any plowing that gets done is probably gonna be by mule and moldboard… out here in West Texas no till is the big thing… 'course back up in Waco with the black gumbo soils and a little more rain… well who know what those boys can afford…me… I can’t afford to go get 400 gallons of diesel to get me thru the year let alone 4 or 5 thosand gallons to farm 2 or 3 thousand acres with…

fuel prices will drive food prices up, but the average farmer won’t see any of the increases!!! Speculators and supermarkets will get all of it…

'Least that my opion… it’s free, and everybody’s entitled to it… and worth just what it cost you in most cases!!!

Mark

PS: Go easy on Waco… they can find you… their a little touched in the head in that part of the state…

Mark

Mark,
The infantile remarks about Texas are Mr. Mueller’s attempt to insult another forum member who he believes is from the great state of Texas. He suffers from a compulsion to post an insult anytime I post something. Watch - it won’t take long for him to post something after I submit this.

Jesus Christ, people give it a rest. Take your snotty feud to email.