Posted by Ivan in Mich on July 15, 2015 at 10:55:24 from (174.125.95.50):
In Reply to: Home owner JD tractor posted by John in La on July 14, 2015 at 18:24:46:
I bought a new one in 1988 new. It saves me a lot of work and later I bought a backhoe for it. I used it a lot over the years but like everything else I buy for long term the company sold out a fews years after I got it. It has been trouble free all these years but I am starting to have a few problems with it now. The parts are getting harder to find and I have a long wait time for them usually. I am going to buy another one in the fall or winter for a replacement. It will be an orange one this time. The parts on it are all steel where the others are plastic. I would already have one but it seems to be my heart started acting up and I may need an operation so I am waiting until that is over with. I was shocked at the trade in value of mine. The tractor and loader trade in value is 400.00 less that I paid for it when I bought it
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