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Re: Here is how I act at sales!!!


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Posted by ivan in mich on January 03, 2013 at 05:53:18 from (174.125.88.201):

In Reply to: Here is how I act at sales!!! posted by JD Seller on January 02, 2013 at 23:30:40:

I went to a sale a couple years ago that had an 8 N tractor on it. I stopprd the day before when they were setting things up and looked at the tractors that were for sale. At this time they all had drawbars and 3 point hitches on them. The day os the sale the drawbars and 3 point hitches were gone. I asked the one son about them and he said the auctioneer told them sell them seperate as they would bring more money that way. So i decided then I did not want any of the tractors they had. But id id buy a complete 3 point hitch and a short drawbar for less than 20.00. I needed these for another tractor that I was working on. I then left the sale so I don't know what the rest sold for. I was at another sale where i knew the guy all my life. He had several small tractors and they ran them all out to the line to be sold. I was talking to one of his sons and he told me that the family was going to bid on the one tractor. Well along comes a dealer and walks over to the tractors and mess around with them. I saw him screw the carb adjustment out so they would not start. Just before they were to sell the son and I went and readusted the carb so they would start and stood by them until they we sold.


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