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The estate of the late Dale Schiebstad in Stewartville, Minnesota, just south of Rochester, is selling a 2022 Chevrolet Silverado ZR2 with under 9,000 miles, a 2015 Camaro convertible, a Bayliner runabout, a full woodshop, and his yard equipment.

The Silverado is a ZR2 crew cab 4x4, and the Camaro is an LT RS with about 30,000 miles. The 2004 Bayliner 185 has a MerCruiser sterndrive and sells on its Karavan trailer with the Bimini top, cover, and tow toys. A 2020 Carry-On 6-by-12 enclosed cargo trailer and a Suzuki DR200S dual-sport motorcycle are in the auction too.

The woodshop has a 2022 DeWalt DW735 planer, a DeWalt sliding miter saw, a DeWalt DW788 scroll saw, a Delta table saw, a Shopmaster jointer, a Porter-Cable band saw, and a Bucktool dust collector. There are DeWalt, Milwaukee, and Craftsman power and hand tools to go with it, plus clamps and workbenches.

For the yard and garage, there's a DuroMax XP12000EH dual-fuel generator, a Troy-Bilt generator and pressure washer, and a MaxxHaul hitch crane. John Deere seeder, aerator, rock box, and Frontier rear blade attachments sell with Brinly and Agri-Fab sweepers, a sprayer, and a lawn roller.

From the house, there's a Traeger pellet grill, a Teeter inversion table, LG TVs, a Coleman tent and camp stove, golf clubs, and a framed 1987 Minnesota Twins Wheaties box.

Bidding begins closing Wednesday, October 14 at 6:00 p.m. Preview is that afternoon from 3 to 5. Pickup is in Stewartville.

Freshway Market on West Roosevelt Road in Chicago is clearing out the whole store, from a Caterpillar standby generator and two Hillphoenix compressor racks to the walk-ins, refrigerated cases, checklanes, and shelving. The generator is a low-hour Caterpillar 3412 diesel in a weatherproof enclosure with its own base tank, the kind of standby unit that rarely comes out of a grocery store.

The racks sit in the rooftop compressor house, each built around Copeland compressors, with Bohn and Heatcraft condensers on the roof beside them. Eliason built the walk-ins, including a large freezer, a large cooler, and a walk-in dairy cooler with glass display doors, and a Hillphoenix walk-in combo adds two more coolers. Out front, Hillphoenix multi-deck cases line the dairy, meat, and produce aisles, with frozen food door runs, low-temp islands, a curved glass deli case, and a seafood case.

The front end has five Borroughs checklanes and more than 1,000 feet of Madix gondola shelving. Nearly 40 Hobart scales come from the deli and meat counters, along with a Hobart wrapper, a Hatco hot food counter, and a Z-Vent hood with Ansul suppression. A Crown walkie stacker and pallet jack, two PTR balers, safes, and office furniture round out the back of the store. Bidding begins closing Tuesday, Oct. 20 at 10:00 a.m. Central, one lot at a time.