Posted by JBMac on May 01, 2008 at 17:14:57 from (75.90.56.170):
So, I went to the local MF dealer to get parts for the 175. Nice people there. I made a joke about being tired of working on old equipment. Out the office comes a nice guy I went to school with saying I was making a good point. Before I knew it, I was driving a 2007 583 around the lot on a test drive! It was nice, actually had working brakes and a canopy. Other than the tin, it looked alot like a 175, the axle and all. According to tractor data, has over 10 more hp at the pto and a little heavier. Engine had a nice crisp bark to it. Said I could take it out the door for $19k. And, Massey would would tote the note for 3 years @ 0% interest. I"m figuring I could sell the 175 w/ 3000 hrs for $5000, the bass boat for $8000, and have myself a fine tractor with minimal financing. I gonna buy some nice gold earrings for the wife on the way home tomorrow and ask her for permission. Wish me luck!
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