Posted by The Famous Grouse on November 07, 2018 at 12:09:34 from (97.116.16.185):
In Reply to: Opinions on a JD 3010 Gas posted by Traditional Farmer on November 07, 2018 at 03:56:10:
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$2k with a blowed out tranny! You must be in my neck of the woods, same exact seller mentality, every piece of scrap iron is a diamond to them.
But you point out the biggest factor in buying used trators of this size: What are your other options?
In my area, they are few and far between. I had to shake the bushes, the trees, and the tall grass to flush out even a decent option when I was in the market. Everything that came up for sale looked like busted @ss and guys still wanted $$$$$$$ for it.
Yep, I'd move on if you have lots of better options.
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