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Re: standard of mechanical condition - for RNDalli
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Posted by MJ in the UK on March 01, 2006 at 09:31:30 from (195.92.168.163):
In Reply to: standard of mechanical condition - for RNDallis posted by farmerboy on March 01, 2006 at 05:16:38:
Here in the UK if a dealer dose work on a machine before he sells it he often says it has bee through the workshop. A few years ago a friend bought a used combine witch the dealer said it had been through the workshop and was in good working order. When my friend started to use the combine it kept breaking down he complained to the dealer and told him that if it had been through the workshop the must have opened the doors at each end and drove the combine straight through the workshop without stopping
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