Posted by 1legonutt on February 02, 2014 at 03:58:57 from (71.50.32.255):
Last night a guy in my local tractor club called about buying his first tractor (a few m"s and h"s ) are gonna sell this week at auction. He wanted some advice and price expectations,I gave him the obvious and explained as best as I could over the phone. There are so many variables and it is hard to relate when your not looking at a tractor in person. This brings me to my question what do you look for when buying a tractor,and how have you been burned possibly by not looking to close at a particular place or part. In my case I bought a super c with what I thought was a valve lash adjustment tick that turned out to be in need of a new rocker shaft ( ware in shaft to support stanchion) something could not have known until I got it home. I thought this would be a good topic for tractor vets to impart wisdom to new comers, also share things learned at the school of hard knocks. Thanks Rob
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