Data for all Milton Industries problems are the same. Milton Industries wants to purchase new equipment that has a quoted price of $1,000,000. Milton estimates an additional cost of $75,000 will be needed today to have the equipment modified, shipped, and installed. The purchase of this additional equipment will require Milton to invest an estimated $85,000 in net working capital upfront, and this investment should be recovered when Milton sells the equipment. If purchased, the equipment will be employed for a total of six years, and then sold for an estimated $780,000. The equipment will be depreciated straight-line on a six-year schedule. During each of the years that the equipment is in service, it is expected to boost Miltons sales revenue by $398,000 though annual operating costs (other than depreciation) are also expected to be higher, to the extent of $94,000. Milton faces a marginal tax rate of 35%, and its cost of capital is 10.5%. The net (i.e. after-tax) proceeds from the sale of the equipment at the end of the 6 years is expected to be: