I can see there point also about junk tires but I had new ones and couple used ones that had 80% rubber yet. But this guy one day will be picking himself up off the floor with his additude! I think they should post it some where if there having this problem.
I work for a machinery deal for 10 years and I hauled equipment to Stylesville,IN back in the 70"s and early 80"s. Them was the good old days. Never had any problems there. I can remeber my dad and I go down to Archbold and watch the tractors go thru the sale building. Now you hardly see one row of tractors now.
It"s change over the past few years I see the seat cushion place has moved to Wauseon,OH now. Anyways thats how I got treated this morning. Problably others got the same treatment also. My opinon this guy don"t need to be behind the counter and act and talk like that in a buisness place! Like I said I"d turn him in but it wouldn"t do no good to do so. Far as I know he maybe the manager? Cragslist may be ok way? Here in Michigan were all broke no has money to spend anymore. I just won"t do anymore buying or selling there no more. Take Care Mike
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