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Posted by 730d se on January 13, 2011 at 08:03:18 from (71.12.22.117):

In Reply to: Definitions posted by 730d se on January 13, 2011 at 05:03:27:

Great replies folks. Now, for those of you that do not have more money than sense, these answers should give you a good clue as to who to consider buying from and who to stay away from. LOL
It starts off that it is a 730 Diesel ES Standard (one I have been looking for), "unrestored original", "running tractor". Blah, blah, blah.
From the picture ad it looked like a Std, at first.
What it turns out to be is a Row Crop with a standard wide front on it to make it "look" like a std for those that don't know what they are looking at. It is very obvious with closer pics that it has been repainted, and it is far from "original" based on some cobbled up parts and welding in critical areas.
It also went from "running tractor" to "it belongs to someone else and they ran it but it was years ago and they ain't no battery to try it." How can you get "running tractor" out of that? They all ran at one time. LOL
Maybe you live somewhere else, but not all tractors that come up for sale are easy driving distance for me. I have to reply on honest descriptions and good clear pics.
How about I show up with Monpoly money to pay for it, would that work out well for them? LOL
I don't see a problem with lying about the money if they don't see a problem lying about what they are selling. Sounds like a real fair deal, right?
No matter what they tell you, it is perfectly fine and acceptable to play hard ball on the descriptions, especially when you point out the discrepancies that they STILL stick to their story and lies.
These are not issues about it being "50 years old", these are issues about folks that purposely state false things about what they have for sale.
It has never been right, and it will never be right for them to do that.


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