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Re: Help..Neighbor trying to get rid of my tractor


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Posted by Sid on September 25, 2006 at 16:46:10 from (12.156.158.225):

In Reply to: Help..Neighbor trying to get rid of my tractor!!! posted by ShawnNC on September 25, 2006 at 04:37:19:

"Our neighbor is bitter about something". In my opinion if you follow about 80% of the advice given here he will for sure have good reason.Have you tried to find out just what he is bitter about? It could be possible that he has good reason. Find out what it is and what can be done about it. Maybe if you talk to him and let him know why the tractor means so much to you he will understand. Just maybe he likes to paint cars and that could be an asset to you. I dare say that if you talk to him about the history and why you like the old tractor will go a lot farther than worrying about any legal defense in court. I knew an old guy one time in a situation a lot like yours go to the guy and start talking about his old truck and how he was about to go nuts trying to figure it out and did he have any ideas. The slicker looked at it and it didn't take him long to figure out a plug wire was swithched. He looked at the old guy grinning and said "here is your problem, but I guess you knew that before you called me over". The old man just grinned he knew he had just made another friend who would drop by and hang around his old shack of a shop which was the bone of contention to begin with.


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