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Re: 850 john deere information needed
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Posted by Sharps-Nut on October 13, 2004 at 06:41:04 from (150.199.195.157):
In Reply to: Re: 850 john deere information needed posted by Mike Hamilotn on October 12, 2004 at 20:50:14:
I think the deal has gone south. The first guy said aroud 6000. I was hoping to buy just under the around he is thinking is 6400 thats around 6500 to me. I had never even looked at anything like this before so it was sorta an impulse purchase. A good nights sleep helped. I like the rig, its like a 1010 only smaller but still with a real tractor feel, not like some of the gummy bear looking things they are currently calling compacts. 6400. is a lot of cash to me just mow the yard and maybe run a box blade. The A farmall I currently mow with only set me back about 1200. and it is a mowing machine, five times that money for 30 year old junk vs 60 year lod junk seems like a stretch. Maybe not if I had shopped around but I have not. Thanks for your foresight on looking ahead, to future needs, sound advice I think I'll wait and see what I might need. Thanks again. SN
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