Posted by Mark - IN. on January 11, 2018 at 20:22:37 from (73.210.147.130):
In Reply to: Re: $11 minimum ? posted by Traditional Farmer on January 11, 2018 at 19:31:54:
I'm not a Walmart store fan but am a Sams member and do shop Sams. I also try to first shop local in my small town whenever possible. I learned my lesson here at YT years back about telling folks how to spend their money. Someone linked to a Deere 3010 or 3020 that was restored as I recall, had nice photos, but the new owner paid $17,000 for it. A lot of fellas here commented about the post and I was one of them that opened my big yap about what kind of fool would... One of the fellas that used to post here, a real good guy that used to go under TXBLU for his Ford tractor, and then TXGRN for his 4320 Deere T'd right off on me for that, and he was 100% correct in pointing out that I had lost my senses about what someone should or shouldn't do with their own money. I miss Mark from Texas. He was a good fella that brought me back to my senses...for the most part. I'm guessing that was a decade or two ago.
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