bspeedy
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- Joined
- Dec 18, 2012
- Messages
- 953
- Location
- Upstate SC
- Tractor
- Kubota L4330, Ford 1700, JD 2210, Takeuchi TB135 Excavator
Good luck. Let us know how it turns out.
The guy decided to back out of the deal and wait till spring to sell the tractor. There is not a nice 35-50hp compact tractor to be had in New England for a decent price. The few that are available they almost want the cost of new. I guess I知 back to the drawing board ....
The guy decided to back out of the deal and wait till spring to sell the tractor. There is not a nice 35-50hp compact tractor to be had in New England for a decent price. The few that are available they almost want the cost of new. I guess I知 back to the drawing board ....
I hear a variations on that plight from a lot of my younger friends. To them I recommend trying the older used market rather than financing a newer machine - but there's never much interest....and I still don't understand why. Can someone explain?
rScotty
I hear a variations on that plight from a lot of my younger friends. To them I recommend trying the older used market rather than financing a newer machine - but there's never much interest....and I still don't understand why. Can someone explain?
rScotty
I sure can't! I'm of the same opinion. In fact, I would postulate that a good - PROVEN - used machine that has been well kept is a better risk than an unproven machine with no hours. Deals are out there for cash buyers who can react quickly and fix minor issues.