Here is what I am going to tell you, and I back it up with decades of collection experience and also selling used equipment. You are a slam dunk in small claims court. Problem is, that only gets you a judgement and YOU still have to collect it. You can follow it up with the court in many cases. In Michigan we do a creditor exam and can even get a bench warrant in some cases, but that still does not get you the tractor. From my perspective, you are already in the right and have a law to back you up. A crime has been committed. Look up the law that applies to your situation and print out a copy. If it is a civil law, then go to court. If it is a criminal infraction then take your copy to the county sheriff where the tractor is and keep going up the ladder demanding that the law be enforced. It is their job and their duty. If they won't do it make a stink until they do. Don't let them pass the buck. There are written documents that will tell you who has jurisdiction and they are there for your use.
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