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Posted by hay on March 12, 2005 at 03:16:44 from (207.218.223.215):
just a little rant about used tractor prices. why is it that when i have a tractor for sale, it seems like it is not worth anywhere near what i want for it when folks come to look and drive it. but when i go to buy a tractor, it seems like everything i look at is made of gold and priced that way. i had several phone calls about my for sale and even got a nasty response from one person about my price. what gives with these idiots? i'm not about to give away my tractor just to get rid of it, but at the same time i think my pricing is fair market value from what i have seen. what experinces do you have about this?
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