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Sold Super 55 Advertised in Classifieds

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Biscuit

10-20-2004 07:23:01




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Just letting everyone know that the tractor I was advertising has been sold locally. Thanks for all your help in the past. I will not be disclosing the final price paid. She went to a good home for restoration and use.

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Super 55

10-20-2004 22:13:39




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 Re: Sold Super 55 Advertised in Classifieds in reply to Biscuit, 10-20-2004 07:23:01  
Ha, a good home would have been my home : )
Did you cry when it left? Anyhow, thanks for posting. That looked like a nice Super 55. It was well equiped with the weights, drawbar and external control. If I lived on the other coast I would have bought it myself.



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Biscuit

10-21-2004 09:29:42




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 Re: Sold Super 55 Advertised in Classifieds in reply to Super 55, 10-20-2004 22:13:39  
She is sitting here until Sunday so I try not to look at her and feel sellers remorse. Bottom line was she had to go I don"t have the time or money to restore her and she hasn"t earned her keep enough to warrant taking up the garage space. I put quite a bit into her just to harrow a pasture now and again, but the steering issue really broke the camel"s back. Everytime I push mowed the 5 acres of pasture and looked at her sitting idle I felt a little jaded. With the cost of a decent used garden tractor, as they are, she had to go to ease my burden. I am still in shock, how little a real solid farm tractor will bring, while light duty garden tractors warrant so much. I will always wish I had been able to keep her but such is life. I do regret that a fellow YT member "Les" didn"t get her. We tried to work out a trade and I even turned down decent offers to try and make it work. But had to accept a bird in the hand so to speak.

Again thanks all,

Biscuit

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