No, it ain't sold until the paperwork (title/bill of sale) is signed given freely and accepted freely. You can't renege on a deal until the deal is completed.
Like they usta say Cash, Grass, or (get your pituitary outta here) nobody gets a tractor for free! or something like that.
Cut the cord and let him drowned in his own chaos.
Being nice is two maybe three days but waiting anything beyond that and you are being taking advantage of.
I live in Alaska and at long distance I would have been more diligent in communicating my intent and adjust a timeline accordingly.
As a matter of fact I just did that very thing. Picked up two 12A1+, 955 Cat Traxcavators and it took a few days to convince my wallet but I let the seller know my intentions as they transpired.
Good luck and by the way did the tractors have Cat 315 engines? :shock: If so I'll buy them if my wallet will let me.... :D
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