shirleyujest
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If it has a reasonable size Kubota diesel (>20 hp) this could be a project for .....
I just want to know one thing and that is... How in the hell do you get in the seat with those loader arms that way?Remove the reels:
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The 54' wide brush fork
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Same as a skid steer.I just want to know one thing and that is... How in the hell do you get in the seat with those loader arms that way?
very likely, but I am chatting with the "seller" who is listed in my community. I think it is a scam (see original post), I also think the details are ALL suspect." I think I will go there and offer $750, after getting the actual details / history"
I would bet there's no "there" there. A $28000 machine for $1000? There's an immediate scam alert. If you contact him about going to see it, I'm sure you will get the standard response of "I'm selling it for someone, it's not here. Send me a check/money order/give me your account info & it will be delivered to you". Run, far away from this one.
Isn't that the truth. I always wonder why people would rather make payments on the cheapest new machine they can find instead of fixing up a much higher quality old machine that just needs repairs.Some people also want to just get rid of stuff that needs "work", often not knowing how little is required. I bought 3 Zturns (Grasshopper, Yazoo-kees, Dixon) on a 20' trailer for 2300. Sold the Dixon still use the other 2 and the trailer. Needed less than $100 worth of parts and little love. Guy did not know how to fix anything and it would cost him several thousand to get a days worth for effort to put into the machines.
Exactly, they are maintence hogs, not to mention you'll need either a connection for someone with a reel grinder or buy one which is expensive.I have to wonder how many people know how much and what is required to sharpen reel mowers, so that they cut properly and don't just stall out from plugging.
Some people just don't have the time to mess with older equipment, I use to buy older equipment and repair it. In the last few years I just don't have the time to dedicate to older equipment.Isn't that the truth. I always wonder why people would rather make payments on the cheapest new machine they can find instead of fixing up a much higher quality old machine that just needs repairs.
Lots of those around.
I was hoping to read your report after seeing it by now.very likely, but I am chatting with the "seller" who is listed in my community. I think it is a scam (see original post), I also think the details are ALL suspect.
with my 26 yrs in Corrections, this is just another scammer