Posted by John in La on March 31, 2019 at 06:47:47 from (24.158.216.181):
The cap started coming off my rear tractor tire. Since my rims have been welded up due to rot I was already to just order a new set. The $1150 price for 2 off brand tires and rims was just hard to swallow.
So while I hate dealing with individuals and their used junk they think is priceless I looked on craigslist.
Found these tires that have been listed for over 20 days.
I text the guy on friday to find out if he still has them. He answers me and says yes and we chat via text a couple of times. I then ask when can I come look at them and your address. He says you can come saturday but gives no address. I ask for address again but no repronce. I send another text saturday morning and try to call a couple of times. No responce.
It just seems to me if I had something that would bring in hundreds of dollars. Have been trying to sell for weeks and finally have someone intrested with cash in hand I would be bending over backwards trying to get these things sold.
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