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Re: Is it worth Salvaging
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Posted by Alberta Mike on June 01, 2001 at 10:18:49 from (24.65.156.254):
In Reply to: Is it worth Salvaging posted by Patrick O'Halloran on May 31, 2001 at 17:39:13:
When you consider that you could buy a complete tractor (even if it's stuck or not running) for a few bucks more or maybe for even $250, why put yourself in the position where you have to go searching for parts? Some of that missing stuff can get expensive and at times, hard to find. Then if you find a wheel but it's 500 miles away, shipping or pickup costs big bucks. Rear rubber condition is also a big consideration. I did that once (got a Massey for $100) and I wouldn't do it again. Check out the local papers, buy & sell, etc. You'll be surprised what you'll find.
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