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The Tractorbarn, Robert Cash Moline, Perry Ausbrooks

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I see some tractors listed here and on eBay from Perry Ausbrooks and The Tractorbarn. Robert Cash Moline has advertised in the past as the Tractorbarn. Different person?
 
Wondering that myself.Sounds like the same person with a name change if the other one was ever his real name to being with.Trucking rates are the same as he used to have plus different addresses.

Vito
 
He brokers tractors for other people.I was biding on a tractor he had for sale in Kentucky.I asked him about the terms and was told if I got it bought I should send him a check for around 1000 dollars then pay the seller the difference when I picked it up.Didn't sound like a good way to do business,so I passed.He was trying to sell his business in a couple tractor magazines a while back.
 
FWIW, I had some dealings with RCM several years ago and he was an up-front good guy to deal with and kept his end of the bargain.

Proves NOTHING, just my experience.
 
I bought a Farmall 140 with a Woods 306L belly mower from RCM about 8 years ago on the bay with no issues. It was a state mowing tractor (still has the state equipment numbers) that he probably acquired at a surplus auction. It had a quick "fresh me up" red paint job and decals to improve its appearance but has been a great tractor over the years. It was delivered at a very low cost and I asked the trucker when be brought it why his rates were so low. He indicated RCM has a network of haulers heading back home empty having paid for their trips on their outbound hauls and just hauling on the way back home for expenses. There were a couple more tractors on the trailer when mine was dropped off on their way home a few hundred miles further west. In my experience dealing with RCM was a non-event and glad to have the tractor as it serves a real need around here keeping the place in shape, Hal.
 
I sold a tractor through Robert and thought everything went very well. He was upfront and seemed plenty knowledgeable. He was good for his word. Again, just my experience. Bob
 
They are the same as he used to advertise,hence the connection to the alias .

Vito
 
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