Freeman loader snow plow value?

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   I considering selling my 7' plow for my freeman loader. I don't use it as steering is dang near imposable with a narrow front end.  Any ideas what it might be worth? I don't want to get rid of it, but I don't want it to sit around and rot either. The loader arm holes are 40" apart. It has rubber sandwiched between the plow face and 1/2" thick steel. I don't know what it weighs but it takes two men grunting to lift it. If anyone here is interested, I live in the west Michigan area. Otherwise, what should I ask for it?

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Thanks,
Brian

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	I considering selling my 7' plow for my freeman loader. I don't use it as steering is dang near imposable with a narrow front end. Any ideas what it might be worth? I don't want to get rid of it, but I don't want it to sit around and rot either. The loader arm holes are 40" apart. It has rubber sandwiched between the plow face and 1/2" thick steel. I don't know what it weighs but it takes two men grunting to lift it. If anyone here is interested, I live in the west Michigan area. Otherwise, what should I ask for it? . Thanks, Brian

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