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Case Wheel Loader (Model 621B). 6268.3 Hours. Runs and operates as should. 4 in 1 clamshell bucket. No Certificate of Origin. Sold as is with no warranty.
Q: What year is this? It’s not in the description. What’s the serial number? Any leaks? Does it shift through all the gears? Thank you
A: The year is unknown, but I added a picture of the serial number plate to the photos. No major leaks when we parked it. It does shift though all the gears.
Q: The reserve price has been met, but it says they will vote on it? That does not mean they will accept the high bid? Why have the reserve if they are not going to let it go? Isn't that the same as a reserve?
A: The Township Supervisors are voting on release of all items currently listed for sale regardless of if a reserve was set or not.
Q: HELLO, WHAT YEAR IS THIS UNIT, HOW MANY HOURS ARE ON IT, IS IT CURRENTLY RUNNING, DOES IT NEED ANYTHING, THANK YOU
A: All known information on this machine is outlined in the Item Description. It is currently running.
Q: Yes I already know that I've been buying off here for a long time and bought a lot of stuff I'm asking what is the price that they put for the reserve 8,000 10,000 20,000... it's an older loader that's Rusty sometimes these towns or municipalities put reserves that are too high
A: Reserve has since been met
Q: What is the reserve price. For this machine
A: Please see the below information from Municibid related to a reserve price: A reserve price is the minimum price a seller is willing to accept for an item. If the bidding doesn't reach this price, they aren't obligated to sell the item. Sellers might use a reserve price because it allows them to set a low starting price to generate interest and bidding, but protects them from having to sell their item at a price that they feel is too low. Reserve prices are hidden to bidders. If a reserve has been met, bidders will see “Reserve Met” next to the item price.
Q: How is the center pin in it?
A: The center pin is tight
