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Re: Why rip a guy down for a great deal?


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Posted by the tractor vet on November 02, 2007 at 08:05:23 from (76.212.227.41):

In Reply to: Why rip a guy down for a great deal? posted by Don-Wi on November 02, 2007 at 07:30:13:

Thats wright if the seller is happy and you are happy no big deal .I have made many super good deals. For one was a 750 Massey combine with 1845hrs one owner 15 foot u2 real and a 1163 corn head PLUS header cart for 2750 bucks , Why because the battery was dead and the could not get it started off a little range pick up with K mart jumper cables . To fix and make run one new alt. and new batterys . Next Super deal same auction different sale 1066 3200 one owner tractor Cab with heat and Ac that worked set of 75% duals full rack of ft. weights 4 sets of rear weights almost new tires all the way around quick hitch super good paint not a repaint for 4200 bucks bought on two bids. OR the two A/C that i bought for the low end of nothing both off the same farm low hours like new ,gave 3250 for the 7030 and 4175 for the 7040 both had cab heat and air both had direct axel mount duals . Hauled them 285 miles to another sale and the 7030 brought 8975 and the 7040 brought 9825 .owned them for five days. A person can not be the buyer and seller all at the same time.


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