Posted by Maine Fordson on April 17, 2011 at 21:59:37 from (74.75.196.56):
In Reply to: Electrall Generator posted by Maine Fordson on April 16, 2011 at 23:13:23:
Thanks for the replies, guys. I was seriously worried that my failure to do my homework before buying that generator was going to be a financial hardship. Now I am hopeful that I might get out from under it, maybe with a couple of bucks to spare...
As I said earlier, I picked this up thinking I could use it, but later learned that it is not suitable for my application, so if I can pass it along to someone who *will* be able to use it, so much the better.
John B.: Not to offend, but where I come from a gentleman doesn't show excessive interest in another's financial dealings. Let me just say that I paid cash money for it, and if I *do* wind up taking a bath on this deal, it's going to hurt.
tractor vin: All I have right now is what you see in the pictures.
I'm going to go back and see if the seller might still have the gear box lying around. I'm not overly hopeful, but as my dad always tells me, "Until you ask, the answer's already 'no.' "
DonOMN, Shep123, Vito, Wardner (and others): Thanks for your interest. If you want to contact me about this, e-mail is open. (If not, go to "Modern View" and it should be open there.) I'm going to be pretty busy this month, so it may be a few days or even a couple of weeks before I can give this the attention it deserves...
Thanks again for all the information and interest. Life is a crazy ride!
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