Other than I don't think the ether smell would stick around, the seller didn't do anything wrong. If he would have totally mislead your guy is another story but it clearly states right on the bill of sale there's trans. problems. The AC issue is minor in comparison. With the current economy I'd bet there are lots of really good deals on quality used tractors.
It's kind of the same when someone buys a crawler tractor without knowing much about them but in this case, your customer has no one to blame but himself. You offered to go with him to look at the tractor and he passed on your offer. Not only that, you would have done it as a favor for free. Money unfortunately does not buy brains. Why is his wife mad at the seller? Unless the seller put a gun to his head to buy it, maybe the wife should have suggested you go along as well. I agree that I think he's out of luck and it's is own darn fault. Maybe he can find a decent 4440 and use this one for parts or make a good tractor out of 2?
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