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Old 08-04-2014, 11:46 AM
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its only 8 hours not 8 days. im gone from my house everyday for 8 to 10 hours for work, my wife probably wouldn't even notice im gone.
the spousal unit here would probably strongly suggest i take the slow, non-direct way home too!

too bad for her I am hard of hearing and way more stubborn than she is!!!
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Old 08-04-2014, 02:36 PM
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Yea, thank God I'm not married at the moment,...there is enough of that going on around here!

Anyways, went to pick up the model 86, and the little twurp would not even answer the door. I made it clear I was not going to pay a "running" tractor price for a tractor that don't run, and is a plane- jane. "Hey, keep it", I said,.. "I have bigger fish to fry"! Why do people have such a preconceived/ made-up idea in their head that these tractors are gold, even with blown motors and who knows-what else? Boy, what a cheese-ball this twurp made out of me! Back in the good'ol days, I was not a person you said something to and then not come through with what you said you would, and I caught myself and let it all go and walk away.

Anyone?

Sorry to rant,....BTW, I would get the 128 in the thread topic. Just make sure both party's understand the pick-up agreement. Needless to say, the owner of the model 86 I wanted want's a price similar to this 128 that runs.

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Old 08-04-2014, 03:17 PM
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8 hrs @ 60mph = 480 mi Divide by at least 18 mpg (a little more in my Ram1500)


Looks like about 26 gal of gas @ $3.50 = $93 round trip

Whet the hey Ya waitin' on???

I've gone a heck of a lot further than that to car and tractor shows and brought home NOTHIN"!!
Visiting In Laws,....now that's another story!!!LOL
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Yea, thank God I'm not married at the moment,...there is enough of that going on around here!

Anyways, went to pick up the model 86, and the little twurp would not even answer the door. I made it clear I was not going to pay a "running" tractor price for a tractor that don't run, and is a plane- jane. "Hey, keep it", I said,.. "I have bigger fish to fry"! Why do people have such a preconceived/ made-up idea in their head that these tractors are gold, even with blown motors and who knows-what else? Boy, what a cheese-ball this twurp made out of me! Back in the good'ol days, I was not a person you said something to and then not come through with what you said you would, and I caught myself and let it all go and walk away.

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Sorry to rant,....BTW, I would get the 128 in the thread topic. Just make sure both party's understand the pick-up agreement. Needless to say, the owner of the model 86 I wanted want's a price similar to this 128 that runs.
That stinks John!
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Old 08-06-2014, 10:39 AM
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it was 4 hours round trip and stop by my uncles I got it has $300 worth new drive shift ,clutch is all new The tires are all good ,paint is nice .But the engine needs help .It came with A nice 44" deck
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Old 08-06-2014, 10:45 AM
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Congrats, let's see some more pics
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Old 08-06-2014, 10:48 AM
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That is not too bad of a drive for your 128,maybe it has too much oil in it and it is smokin'?
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That is not too bad of a drive for your 128,maybe it has too much oil in it and it is smokin'?
I agree lew.
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8 hrs @ 60mph = 480 mi Divide by at least 18 mpg (a little more in my Ram1500)


Looks like about 26 gal of gas @ $3.50 = $93 round trip

Whet the hey Ya waitin' on???

I've gone a heck of a lot further than that to car and tractor shows and brought home NOTHIN"!!
Visiting In Laws,....now that's another story!!!LOL
Good math, but allow me to correct for an 01 Chevy 1/2 ton with a 5.3l V8

8hrs @ 60mph = 480 mi Divide by 13mpg (maybe a little less with load )

Looks like about 37 gal of gas @ $3.40 = $125.xx. Stinking gas guzzler

Point is, if you're going to go for it, go big or go home!!
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Old 08-06-2014, 12:22 PM
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Hey, wait a minute... It is not my intention to blow this thread off course, but I'm not at all sure I understand this quote.


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Yea, thank God I'm not married at the moment,...
"at the moment" sounds like something that can change any time you want it too.

Is there something that I don't know about, like a "marriage switch" that you can flip off or on, depending on your needs at the time?

A device like that could be kinda handy.
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