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Re: tractors you should have bought but didnt
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Posted by Bill V on February 09, 2003 at 06:39:30 from (65.142.147.85):
In Reply to: tractors you should have bought but didnt posted by casered on February 07, 2003 at 16:20:58:
I passed up two tractors over the last few years that I wish I had bought. The first one was a 39 Farmall H with rear steel that I could have bought for 300.00, it needed a carb and a new radiator. The other was a Farmall 300 that a friend would have sold me for 300.00. This one was in really good shape but he had messed up all the wiring and it would not run at the time. Since passing up these two I have not passed up any good deals and really wish I would not have passed up these.
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