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molinegb

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Lately seems like guys want to dump MM's on me! Wasn't going to purchase any more this year,just sell a few off but. Already dragged home the Jet 2 ,M5,UBED and the Jet 3 industrial diesel this summer. Fellow approaches today wanting to sell his g1000 Vista lp.
I have been watching this unit for 25 years. It is complete except rims and tires. Only issue is it is split and been sitting. How do you value it or better to sell it as parts unit. Never expected to see so many oddities in one year. Suspect time has changed the market. We are all part of time but when does a person quit buying. Prices are right but yard getting full. Bad bad habit.
 
gb it's not a bad habit until you hear the word "hoarder" :lol: look at it this way gb your preserving a lot of history and when your buying them at a good price, rebuilding them and selling them what better place to invest your time and money? the banks will pay you nothing for your savings, the markets and the government will either steal or tax you to death! you can't tax a vista 1000!! it's like having your own mm bank sitting in your yard.
 
molinegb
I come on here all the time to read all the mm forum talk because I have 3 myself and was wondering if I may ask where you are located ?
 

I can't say if it is a bad habit or not, but I know it helps you commiserate with fellows similarly afflicted, if you post pictures of your latest acquisitions!! ha ha...

I like seeing all of them! Projects... Restoreds... Working originals...

I finally realized I can't save them ALL from the scrap yard, but I'm still trying... ha ha



Howard
 
(quoted from post at 10:30:29 10/18/17)
I can't say if it is a bad habit or not, but I know it helps you commiserate with fellows similarly afflicted, if you post pictures of your latest acquisitions!! ha ha...

I like seeing all of them! Projects... Restoreds... Working originals...

I finally realized I can't save them ALL from the scrap yard, but I'm still trying... ha ha



Howard
Click to expand...

I agree 100%. You gotta do what you can to keep history and a good tractor alive.
 
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