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 5193 SQUARE FEET GRIFFIN DUST COLLECTOR  US $55,000.00
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 UNUSED GRAHAM HELIFLOW HEAT EXCHANGER 30 S4C 32LL 282 SQUARE FEET US $25,000.00
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 963 SQUARE FEET USED MAC PULSE JET DUST COLLECTOR US $12,500.00
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 Used CMS U Tube Heat Exchanger 65 square feet Hastel US $11,500.00 |
 Used Tranter Plate Heat Exchanger 54465 Square Feet US $11,500.00 |
 Unused Alfa Laval Plate Exchanger 6135 Square Feet US $9,500.00 |
 Used Alfa Laval Plate Heat Exchanger 1162 square feet US $8,500.00 |
 Used Alfa Laval Plate Heat Exchanger 1163 square feet US $8,500.00 |
 USED 185 SQUARE FEET DCE DALAMATIC DUST COLLECTOR DU14K5AD US $7,900.00
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 209 SQUARE FEET MAC DUST COLLECTOR US $5,500.00
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 320 SQUARE FEET FLEX KLEEN DUST COLLECTOR CARBON STEEL US $4,800.00
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 Unused Mueller U Tube Heat Exchanger 18 Square Feet US $4,750.00 |
 USED U tube heat exchanger 92 square feet 316 stainl US $4,500.00 |
 291 SQUARE FEET DONALDSON DUST COLLECTOR US $4,250.00
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 Used Rubicon U Tube Heat Exchanger 46 Square Feet Ve US $2,500.00 |
 USED Fuller dust collector 264 square feet 30 diame US $2,000.00 |
 USED 24 SQUARE FEET YOUNG SIZE VM24 9 US $1,900.00
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 Used Pfaudler U Tube Heat Exchanger 258 square feet US $1,250.00 |
 USEDPall Trinity cartridge filter 18 square feet 304 US $1,200.00 |
 Used Bell Gossett Plate Exchanger 910 Square Feet US $1,000.00 |
 Lot of 3 White Teflon Sheet s Plate s 1 4 x 2 Square Feet US $139.00
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Steps to Get Your Message Over Crowds
Imagine this: the sun goes down and your business logo and ad is projected on the surface of a full moon for all the dark half of the world to see! Though no one can promise that, the next best option is to have your ad floating over the heads of a huge gathering, in full view of each person present. That is the promise of aerial advertising, a unique method of getting information about a product before a select group of people. A company hires a firm to design and print the huge ad. Then a plane is hired to pull the ad over a populated outdoor event. Statistics show over half of those present will remember what the banner said.
Aerial advertising has proven effective during fairs, firework shows, concerts, ball games, rush hour traffic, parades, water shows, races - just about anywhere an outside gathering of people may be found. It has been used by national companies and by local establishments to get more people to remember their company's name. It has also been used to present birthday wishes and even as a way to propose!
The aerial advertising companies offer basically three different types of messages. First, aerial banners are long streamers with a message such as, "Special sale at Loretta's this week," or "Happy Birthday, Tom. We love you!" These can reach 100 feet or more in length. A second and most popular message is the flying billboard. This could be as large as 4000 square feet and often has the same content as a roadside billboard would have. The message is brief, informative, and catchy. Many contain websites and if the domain is easy to remember, people can learn more about the product when they get home. Third, some combine these two with a billboard followed by a trailer (short banner) that gives more information. For example, a restaurant may put its name and logo on the billboard with an address on the trailer.
Low flying single engine planes over a populated area might cause some to wonder about the danger. The present Federal Aviation Regulations require operators of aerial advertising to avoid flying directly over stadiums, beaches and such like. A minimum separation of distance is required. This puts the aircraft parallel to the waterline on the offshore side of the beach or directly outside the perimeter of arenas, stadiums, and racetracks over land. Even with these limits, the ads are still quite visible.
Many companies wanting to get their message to the public quickly and for a minimum of cost have opted to try banner towing. Most of them are quite pleased with the result. After all, for those thirty or so seconds while the plane passes, their product is the only one the audience has to think about.
How much would you expect a 10k square feet car lot cost?
I wanna know how much do you think a 10,000 square foot car lot will cost? And how about a 28,000 square feet? Do they come with some of the cars? Thanks guys, I appreciate it.
First, they don't come with cars on them. They also don't come with any licensing, bonding, insurance, contents, tools, etc.
Second, it's all about real estate prices - location, location, location. Times Square, NYC, is going to be rather more expensive than NoName, Iowa. You could be looking at anywhere from $5,000 to $5,000,000 or even more.
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