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Re: LOL, please talk me into or out of this idea
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Posted by skipper on June 14, 2005 at 13:25:37 from (71.101.44.200):
In Reply to: LOL, please talk me into or out of this idea posted by Jason Simmerman on June 14, 2005 at 08:45:58:
I like to work on old iron for fun also, but in this case I think Ray has the better idea. If you keep track of all the expense you will be putting in this tractor, it would be far cheaper to buy one already running. You can still tinker with one of those and be playing with it at the same time. Also I would be careful bout jumping on a strangers tractor - whether you think it is junk or not. What do they say?? Ones man junk is another mans jewel? My junky ole .02
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