Posted by Mark - IN. on June 02, 2008 at 18:26:00 from (64.12.117.74):
In Reply to: Borrowy neighbor posted by M Moline Fan on June 02, 2008 at 14:14:59:
Oh yeah. Got a neighbor that sold his Jubilee and bush hog a year of so ago, has like 11 acres that does nothing with, borrowed my little deere and bush hog last year to knock it down. Mentioned to me a few weeks ago might need to borrow it again to knock it down, but I didn't say anything. Saw him a couple of weeks ago, we talked but he didn't mention it, nor did I. This past weekend my family mentioned to me that they'd talked to him and he brought it up. Heck, the deere guy up the road has a better AC-B than I mow around my house with setting on his lot, and it has a Woods L-59 under it like mine's got, and it can't be going for that much. I aint seen it yet, but I hear my neighbor's got some kind of new deere garden tractor mower, but I'm sure aint gonna do 11 acres. I figure for what he must've paid for that, he could've picked up that B, and then i wouldn't mind letting him use the little deere one last time to knock it down so the B could keep up with it easily. But, would probably tear up and neglect the B like he did that Jubilee. I don't want to make trouble between us, but I aint real happy about that.
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