Posted by LOU from Wi. on September 16, 2009 at 07:41:36 from (174.124.74.242):
In Reply to: Re: Here tis (PICS) posted by dave2 on September 16, 2009 at 07:03:58:
Hi Dave NOTTA CHANCE> lol/ep thats what it looked like when the wrecker haulded it home. Tractor wes running when we went to look at it, The guy even took My son for a spin to show it worked, even the T>A.. Went to the dealer to see if we could rent a trailer from him for a few hours to haul it home. Had several trailers setting on the lot but would you believe, He wouldn't rent one to us for a couple hours. So we got a wrecker to haul it. All the tin even the fenders were on the tractor. so it wasn't missing any parts in that respect. Generator was shot, voltage regulator was burnt, wiring was patched with duct tape and a single wire run so it would start. He had to charge the battery quite often. He used it to cut hay for local farmers. Had a lot of war stories about his drinking adventures. Sure Showed. So now its uglier then first brought home huh? I was wondering if you were scheduled with a EYE DOCTOR SOON lol. Any Way Dave. Thanks for the coments. STILL NO DEAL guess we will have to suffer the embarrasment for years to come. Cant hide forever though. LOU
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