I thought about this for awhile, and to tell you the truth no one can predict what this guy is doing, or going to do. We had a neighbor who did similar things like this, probably even worse. There was nothing that could be done with him because he was so-called injured WW 2 veteran. Drew one hell of a disability check. He aimed guns at us and others, but never did anything violent. Just ran his mouth. I know how you feel though, because you never know when something may trigger something else. Our neighbor died, and I know I should not say this, but our world is a much better place to be without him here.
If this guy were thinking realistically he should think about the extra money you made his family by bidding on their equipment. But all he is doing is acting like a small child. If he were to get the tractor now, as you have offered to help him get it back, it probably is not going to pacify him.
This is a situation, that probably is not going away in hurry. A restraining order ususally does not work. It could even add fuel to the fire. This guy is already showing no respect for authority or he would not be having to be led away by the law officers.
How do you defend yourself against someone like this, is the million dollar question. As to him bad-mouthing you, people know you and people him. My thoughts are with you, as i have been in your shoes. GOOD LUCK
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