I had my own repair shop a few years back. I kept pretty busy,didn't make alot of money for all the time that was involved. You spend alot of time bookkeeping,parts running etc.
I later started buying up compact tractors and implements and reselling them. I made more money at that then all the time repairing. And far less work. Then the economy went to pot and things just don't seem to sell as well so I haven't risk my money buying anything yet.Plus I don't have much left either.
I never did do the "Dupont overhauls"
If I was going to fix something it was going to be right or not at all. Did minor repairs just to get it running as needed,but if it needed much it got sold as is or parted out. I still have several that were fixed right and likely won't get my money back out of them if I ever would try and sell them.
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