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Re: cub trade for 450
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Posted by Keith on April 03, 2002 at 07:33:56 from (64.217.218.48):
In Reply to: cub trade for 450 posted by Andrew on April 03, 2002 at 06:57:51:
Do what you want but keep in mind, you know all about your cub now, the 450 may have some negative unknowns. I would bet you could find a 450 or equal tractor for less from an individual if you are patient and keep an eye in the classifieds. I know your dilemma, I get trading/buying on my mind and it consumes all my conscious thought, but I have learned more patience after getting burned a few times. If your cub is useful to you and you know it is mechanically sound, keep it. If you need a bigger tractor for somethings, look around and find a cheap one, fix it up and you will know all about it. Good luck either way but I agree with SOD, keep the cub.
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