Posted by rustred on August 23, 2020 at 19:36:09 from (74.214.153.210):
In Reply to: PEOPLE! posted by farmer rock on August 23, 2020 at 15:31:50:
god is great, beer is good people are nuts! i keep my word on what i say. and when i tell a seller something i expect the same thing. i have been through the B.S. also. i had 2 versatile 400 swathers . day before yesterday i advertised one. yesterday morning a calls said i want to look at your swather. i gave him directions and he came with a swather mover. had 1" of rain during the night. he comes and looks and says it be nice to see it run i said it has not run for two years. but i can get it going. got a battery and some gas and soon it was running . moved it on the yard and and said it is what it is and what do you think? he said you drive her on the mover. he said ya i looked at a few and they are junk with a big price this one looks good. then he says are you a mechanic by trade and i said yes. he says thought so. i could have spent all the time to get it running before advertizing but i thoght just see who is interested. kinda surprised me it sold to the first guy that called.
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