Asset Description (Personal and Real Property) Special manufacturing and handling devices, tractors, racehorses Computers and peripherals, oil and gas drilling equipment, construction assets, autos, trucks, buses, cargo containers, some manufacturing equipment Office furniture; some manufacturing equipment; railroad cars, engines, tracks; agricultural machin- GDS 3 5 7 MACRS n Value, Years ADS Range 3-5 6-9.5 10-15
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