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Re: What does the term runs out well mean?
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Posted by dhermesc on October 09, 2003 at 08:51:38 from (65.141.162.242):
In Reply to: What does the term runs out well mean? posted by Mark on October 09, 2003 at 06:56:42:
To me "runs out well" means it is a tractor in overall good condition, maybe not in appearance but should be ready to take to the field with minimal preparation (oil change, filters etc). Does not mean "fresh overhaul" or "like new". But its in the eye of the beholder. My father -in-law would describe all his tractors as "good running condition", where as I would describe them all as "needs work". The fact his 1070 Case leaks and burns almost a gallon of oil a day is cause of major concern to me, he says its normal cheaper to add oil then to fix or overhaul.
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