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Re: No Replies to Questions!!!!
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Posted by dej(JED) on October 13, 2004 at 07:01:00 from (66.212.143.210):
In Reply to: No Replies to Questions!!!! posted by uoflncolts on October 12, 2004 at 19:50:40:
I try to answer all, but sometimes some of the questions people ask are simply way out in left field. For instance I won't photograph a one piece Farmall wheel weight and I won't respond to someone who wants me to. If I say that the engine needs the rocker arms and push rods put on, it won't run, but I have had people ask me if it runs. I don't respond to them. People who ask if a $650 Framall H has a WF and a 3 point are really disturbing. I would buy every one I could, set up like that, for that price. Both wide fronts and 3 pts on H's are rare. The last example I will mention is the person, who when you call them back asks you which tractor it is you are selling because they have called and written about so many that they can't remember them all. I guess I follow a rule, if the question is stupid, I probably don't want to deal with that person.
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