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Re: Bought 2 F-20's today
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Posted by JayWalt on May 19, 2007 at 05:00:22 from (70.226.7.112):
In Reply to: Bought 2 F-20's today posted by Dave S. on May 18, 2007 at 21:30:04:
I'm a tractor idiot anything outside of my 300u, and even I can tell ur they are worth that and more. Not that you should ever consider scrapping them, but anytime you can get a tractor for scrap value (which is about what u gotthem for), its a good thing. Even in the unlikely event u notice some big cast piece broke and you almost have to part it out, you will get your money back and then some and some from scrapping the broken part out. I dont want another tracotr, but sure as heck if I could get tractors for scrap value, I would definitely have a salvage yard, haha. Once again, I repeat, scrapping out a tractor (other then broken unweldable cast parts due to structural concerns) should be illegal!! There is someone out there who does or will needs parts, just a matter of time. If anyone has considered taking a tractor to the scrap yard, put it in the paper for a bit over what you would get for scrap, it will sell, and you won't have to haul it.
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