Posted by Bill46 on March 14, 2008 at 10:33:12 from (65.200.157.177):
Well...getting frustrated. I usally look on here a few times a week just to see whats going on and who is cutting Allan this week. Always look thru the for sale adds...usally just browse. Saw a tractor on there I really like, price seemed right. A year ago I would have hooked up the gooseneck and been on the way to get it by now. But, last night I was looking thru and saw another one...ok, that makes 2 I can call on. Then I put a pencil to the paper to figure what it would cost in fuel to get there and back. Well, it would just about cost as much in fuel as the darn things are worth if I have to do any fixing on them at all. Heck...I filled the darn thing up last night and it cost me over a hundred and fifty dollars...and that is just one tank full. What a bummer!!!
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