Posted by kyplowboy on April 09, 2012 at 06:16:45 from (98.93.20.200):
In Reply to: auctions posted by Roy Prins on April 08, 2012 at 19:05:50:
There is a pair of brothers around here that jockey alot of iron that love to do that kind of stuff. The only thing as bad as what they will do to buy stuff cheap at a sale is look'n at the stuff when they take it to the next one. Bondo is too hard to work with, silicone is much better. They love to mold it and paint it to hide rotten wheels and cracked rear end housings.
Their favorite trick is to pull one or two plug wires off just enough to make an old tractor hard to start or have a real bad miss but still leave the rubber boot on the plug.
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