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Re: My ebay tractor buying experience
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Posted by MJD on May 31, 2003 at 01:38:57 from (159.238.6.56):
In Reply to: My ebay tractor buying experience posted by Terry on May 30, 2003 at 18:47:05:
Terry - If the 2 guys were truthful, they should have closely examined the model beforehand and given you a more detailed account of the thing, especially if you are the one going to all the trouble to make the purchase. Yes - you should get the other engine yourself, but could the whole thing be bought for a decent price? Definitely do not assume any extra effort from the sellers to help you in getting this motor. If possible I would take a friend along and tools needed for the job to your satisfaction. Sounds like the brothers lack "people or communication skills".
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