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Re: should i get it or walk


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Posted by Paul on July 08, 2014 at 08:16:34 from (76.77.203.247):

In Reply to: should i get it or walk posted by jennifer408 on July 08, 2014 at 07:36:07:

The price is low enough if it is close to haul.

I would be scared of the folks being dishonest, when they put
up a pic of a restored beautiful tractor and are actually selling
a three wheeled non running clunker. While they tell it like it is,
they are obviously trying to over represent it with that pic.....
Wonder what other selling tricks they are using....

I'm not up on the newer Oliver's, but about that time they had
some really odd engines didnt they, that have no parts
available? I would look into that for sure.

With overheating and not running, it will basically need an
engine transplant. If it were a simple problem that would fix it
themselves. So, price out an engine and availability to get a
real cost of where you will be.

What is the rest of the tractor going to be like, tranny, clutch,
hydraulics? With it not running, how much else will you need to
stick into it? If it were repairable the current owners likely
would do so, hold that close to home as you look it over, don't
look at their shiny pretty picture and think of what it could be,
look at what is actually there and what all you will need to do
to make it working, I suspect the engine is the tip of the
iceberg?

But, I've blown $500 on things with less potential for return! :)

Paul


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