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Old 03-29-2024, 02:15 PM
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Do you have it home yet??!!
Not Yet. He got back to me and said he's very busy. I'm going to email him again and see if I can get it Sunday. I'm gettin nervous. I want that sucker.
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I agree that it’s a good deal. Just warning you now, I have bought a few tractors like that, that had something I wanted for one of my other ones. Then I was going to sell them, I still have them. Start making room in the garage, don’t expect it to leave once you get it home.
Your absolutely right. I may just spruce that one up for snow duty and use the 127 as a backup for mowing. Thats goin to be 3 tractors I gotta be moving northward. Sure hope the price of gas is good by then.
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Yes,I would agree its worth it.Lots of good items you can use or even resell.It looks clean. If it has a good engine and drive line it wiil resell fairly easy as thats where you could put a lot of money in it.Good luck on it and your move
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Yes,I would agree its worth it.Lots of good items you can use or even resell.It looks clean. If it has a good engine and drive line it wiil resell fairly easy as thats where you could put a lot of money in it.Good luck on it and your move
Thanks, The only problem that exists right now is making arrangements to get it. He's only 15 min away and claims to be very busy. BS, Nothing erks me more than people on marketplace that don't have the courtesy of following through on a deal. Something smells fishy.
That prick sold it out under me. Probably got more than the asking price. No disrespect to the young folks on here but this is the norm for the younger generation sellers on marketplace. O well Karma will get him.
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