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Re: Re: Buyer Beware
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Posted by steve H on March 27, 2001 at 21:00:47 from (198.81.16.27):
In Reply to: Re: Buyer Beware posted by big fred on March 27, 2001 at 19:24:13:
Big fred, I know that fellow in woodland, I called him on a John Deere.you ask what possessed me to go to No Dakota in the middle of winter? I wish I had the anwser. It is one of them things you do that you cant' explain. My wife calls it stupidity. When I unloaded the tractor, it had a thunking noise in the left wheel, after checking it out I found the wheel weight loose, the bolts were loose and rusty so I replaced them and also the other side. that is when I found out there are two thickness of wheels, the right wheel takes a 6" bolt to hold on the wheel weight, and the rear takes a 4" inch, This is my first Farmall.I think No.Dakota is a beautiful state in the summer.I just hope people deal with this fellow more cautious than I did.
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