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Re: The joys of older equipment
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Posted by Formerly super99 on May 20, 2007 at 10:09:31 from (207.144.199.45):
In Reply to: The joys of older equipment posted by Cory A. on May 20, 2007 at 09:18:30:
Been there, Done that, Got the greasy t-shirt. Yes it is frustrating at times. Go price a brand spanking new one and see how much the payments are and then you'll appreciate your old equipment. Depends what you want and can afford. My whole line of equipment cost less than some of the new fancy, high end lawn tractors out there. They will never break down unless you are using them, but then you get to tinker with them to get them going again. I don't have to depend on them to make a living, so if it takes me a few more days to get done, so what? At least my hobby is tax deductibile. Getting dirty and having fun, Chris
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