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Sears discontinued the sale of all firearms in 1980

Mtd and Murray make agway,

High Standard Manufacturing Corp.

The Sears Tower was renamed Willis Tower on July 16, 2009. It is made of steel and glass.

about $100

First you must determine who actually manufactured the firearm and its appropriate model number since Sears contracted with several different companies over the years and few gun value sources will list Sears marked guns. Winchester and Hi Standard were the two main suppliers although they weren't the only ones. Once you know what it is, a recent copy of the book Modern Gun Values can provide a good estimate (read the sections about rating the gun's condition and examine the gun dispassionately) or take it to a local gun smith and pay him to do the research and provide an estimate of the value.

I will offer that a gun sold by Sears carries a lower value than the same model with the actual manufacturer markings and without the Sears markings. Sears generally paid low ball prices for bulk purchases and sold the cheapest models so a Sears marked Winchester 30-30 (for example) will generally be less attactive than a Winchester Model 94.

If you are trying to place an insurance value of your grand dad's old gun, I can almost 100% assure you that it has more sentimental value than collector value and the collector value won't exceed about $150.

In batemans shearing edition 1995

------------------------------ The manufacture of the product would be the one to get the manual from, that being Sears.

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I have a sears and robuck 20 ga. pump with adjustable choke on the end of the barrel

i have one myself, turns out they were, according to my gunsmith, made by CZ over in what is now the Czech Republic back in the 1960s or so. fantastic guns built on a solid action. apparently not all that common then or now.

The average salary of a Sears retail manager is 47,000 dollars per year. This salary does not fluctuate much at all even after you gain experience and time in the position.

wI don't know but I have one also.Is yours an America or CANADA?

Not directly. If, however, they sue for debt owed, they may be able to execute a judgment against the debtor's bank account in which the refund was deposited. Other options that can usually be used by a judgment creditor to satisfy a debt is income garnishment, seizure and liquidation of non exempt property, lien against real property. All states have a set of exemptions that the debtor can use to protect real and personal property, the most important one for property owners would be the homestead exemption. If a debtor believes themselves to be in a position where they can be sued, they should become informed of their legal rights under the creditor-debtor laws of the state in which they reside.

It was made by Sears as a Winchester Model 1894 clone. They are currently going for between $200 and $400, but price is entirely dependent on the seller more than the rifle. The parts are NOT interchangeable between the Sears Model 54 and the Winchester Model 1894. Produced between 1966-1972, though there are no records saying when they were actually produced.

Info taken from firearmspriceguide.com

Tell us a little more. Sears sold a lot of different shotguns and a serial number will not identify it.

Sears never made any guns. They were private labeled for Sears by gun manufacturers Sears guns are usually almost identical to a manufacturer's model, but I believe this particular one was made by Hi Standard to Sears' specifications and there was no equivalent gun with the manufacturer's name.

Around $100-$140 in top condition.

what is the value of a sear,roebuck model 53 cal. 30-06 model#-273.1830 and what year was the production of them.

The detergent injector ratio for a Sears pressure washer varies, according to the type of brand. The ratio of some pressure washers is 12 to 1 while others are 7 to 1.

Sear's products owners' manuals are only available at Sears. You can order one online thriough their website: searspartsdirect

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I just bought one from a lawnmower repair shop for $50. It had a homebuilt stand and runs on 3/4 HP motor. I had to add a power cord but it seems to be working well enough.

Just paid $70 at a Pawn shop, gun is in fair condition.

Huskee has been built under MTD and Murray. I don't know the exact production years for each manufacturer carrying the Huskee brand, but I think it has something to do with who gave Huskee the more favorable contract to build with their brand name. It's basically a decal treatment. They don't bother dressing Huskees up with niche options like the Cubs and Trot-Bilts at Home Depot to make them stand out from Yard Machines. So it's kind of like buying a Cadillac Escalade... basically an overpriced rebadged GMC Denali; And a Huskee is a rebadged, slightly more expensive Yard Machines.

Huskee was there own company back in time and was purchased by MTD later. I don't ever rembember Murray having the Huskee name. It was a better built machine than the average MTD, but that was taken care of later. If you can't sell it under one name, change the decal...