Posted by jbcattle1 on August 19, 2015 at 06:44:43 from (70.169.102.249):
bought a used tractor form legacy jd in mo paid about 88.000.00 for it when legacy drop it off that day I sold jack a uns b jd for 700.00 the b belong to lady down the road she last her husband about 7 year ago and I am help her sell some thing and like I said in the add parts are not all there like the head toll that to jack but if and when I find more part s I will send them to you I can not sell some thing I do not have so you buying like it is jack said ok the b left my place on legacy truck jack owns legacy jd in mo 5 weeks later two call to jack I get letter in the mail with note here 350.00 and when you find the head and mail it to me I will send you rest of the money what a deal i hope jack sleep well at night knowing he just put it to the lady down the road
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