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Big Sky Quality Wool Mill for Sale Where Wool Becomes a Form Of Beauty To all of our special customers you know of the losses we have suffered this past year. We thought that as time passed we would be able to carry on, not so! With Rebecca's added responsibilities at home, Charlotte's and my own added responsibilities we are just not able to keep up. As much as we hate to do it, it is time to get realistic and put Big Sky Quality Wool Mill up for Sale! Below is a list of equipment. The orders that we currently have we will get these finished and back to you. We will consider as time permits to continue processing until the mill is sold. We would love it if someone would just come to Broadus and purchase the Mill. We have placed several ads but if you know of someone that might be interested in buying our equipment please let us know. Sincerely, The Ladies of the Mill, Rebecca, Charlotte and Carla |
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We are back at work! We are trying to get all the orders out as soon as possible.
If you have any questions please feel free to call or email. We consider you the customer old and new very important to us but the past
2 months we have been rather preoccupied with some very difficult matters. The mill
consists of 4 women, one mother (Charlotte), two daughters (Rebecca & Carolyn) and me (Carla). On April 13th Rebecca's husband Dennis was diagnosed with Liver Cancer on the 29th be went to be with the Lord. On May 10th Carolyn was found dead at her home. As you can imagine this has devastated
us. If we have not responded to a call or email I am sorry. I will try to keep
you posted on your order. I am not sure when things at the mill will resume but we
will get your order out just as soon as possible.
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Big Sky Quality Wool is located in the heart of Broadus in Southeastern Montana. Our full service mill is equiped with the following equipment: Please email for pictures and price.
- 2 Inline Davis & Furber Carders 60”
- Feeder - Harwood Bramwell #118 3848
- Feeder - Harwood Bramwell #20181 3848
- Picker - Clark Machine & Foundry Co 42"
- Warner Swassey Servo Drafter - Lot 59 M-3730 SN 6033191
- Tower - Gossett Machine Works #1348
- Tower - Gossett Machine Works #1338
- 17 Green and 16 orange plastic Carder Barrels
- Carolina Specialty Spinning Frame with Dust Collector
- Speedry Extractor - Bock Centrifugal Extractor
- Scale LHW-300K F25102135
- Skein winder-Fricke Enterprises Model FE-Elec-EW-Adj-SKW SN 306-10-1119
- Cone Winder - Silver Needles
- Yarn Splicer - Mesdan Joint Air Type 114 #28850 with Air Compressor
- 8 Skein Winder- Belmont Textile Machinery Co. Model 72 SN 1103
- Humidifier #104279 - Pharos Inc. PA 1200 with Humidistat
- Hollingsworth Opener 1988
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Who would like a class? What would you like to learn? Call and we will
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Sunday, June 28, 2009 6:44 pm cdtWhere has the time gone
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While we were trying to shear one of our alpacas this morning, Rusty was trying to help?
It has been awhile since the last blog. We have gone through sheep shearing. Carolyn and I, respectively, began
lambing in March at our ranches. We began with 70 degree temps but within 24 hours we had to handle three major blizzard
within thirteen days. We became very creative trying to find a new spot to put the ewe and lambs. Almost to the
point we needed to build shelves to put them. All is well. Carla began her lamb in May. She too had weather
conditions to handle: rain, cold, and wind.|
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