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Re: 2 part Tractor poll
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Posted by Jeff Oliver on February 19, 2005 at 13:19:09 from (170.215.119.142):
In Reply to: 2 part Tractor poll posted by Errin OH on February 18, 2005 at 13:44:21:
Since you had a $7000 lilmit and only used $5800 of it do you think you could sell BOTH the ford and Ac and go back to the dealer and get the Ac you were looking at there? You would never have to worry about having a big enough tractor is one of them broke down as your backup would be more than big enough ot handle everything. If I wasn't going to do that though I would probably sell the ford and keep the AC since it is in better shape. Besides for some strange reason the Fords usually sell for more than AC's do, or around here anyway.
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