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Posted by txblu on March 12, 2005 at 05:08:44 from (209.151.117.54):
In Reply to: tractor prices posted by hay on March 12, 2005 at 03:16:44:
Have always had that problem, not just with tractors but everything. I take care of my stuff and keep it up. Most others don't. They abuse it, wear it out, and after they break it they sell it to buy more and think it's gold.....probably to get enough money to buy a replacement. Any more, I just buy what I want to use and don't think about resale. If I do I expect to get screwed. Also I find that used buyers are more interested in the book value as far as considering that your things are buyable. The fact that you have this or that replaced, or have it in tip top shape is just a bonus for them. If they can con you out of it tough luck for you. Mark
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