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standard of mechanical condition - for RNDallis
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Posted by farmerboy on March 01, 2006 at 05:16:38 from (216.138.178.2):
RNDallis asked what sort of standards or guidelines sellers use to describe condition of a tractor on another thread. No one answered him. C'mon guys! We can help him out! I've thought of a few and stole a few I've heard from others. Always shedded - drug it out of the pasture after sitting there 15 years and put it in a shed - or - in a lean with no sides or roof. Smokes a little - looks like it's in a biker bar, can sometimes see it through the haze. 8 out of 10 - This is a value term, for every ten dollars I'm asking, put 8 back in your pocket and it might be worth what you give me. Thumbs up - if you stand far enough away that you can hide the tractor behind your thumb at arms length, it looks good. ran when parked - it ran all the oil into the ground within two weeks of parking it. Sheet metal needs a little work - none on it, you'll have to search far and wide to find the sheet metal. Implements included - You're getting a bar rake with no teeth, a baler with no wheels or needles, a plow with no moldboards, and a disc with no blades. Parts included - I dug into the engine and this is what was left over when I put it back together. Tires fair - they hold air if you keep the compresser running. Needs some TLC - needs to hitch a ride to the scrap dealer. I've been pretty blessed when it comes to buying tractors so far but my time to be burned bad is coming...
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