Well I my self will go with the new machine. I don't like turning wrenches and I don't like down time. That's not to say that I have not had down time with new equipment...When that happens I call the dealer .. they cover the issue usually under warranty.. not always but I will not run older equipment. I'm not trying to start a fight but I get better results with the way I run my business. I use the investment for my business along as mentioned earlier a tax write off ... along with anything else my accountant says I can do. I'm not a big operator but I believe in new equipment up to date more production... . It works for me... I also get more money towards my next purchase which I like. I loose less and also have up to date equipment that I can and enjoy using.. The older equipment may work for some but I found that when I did use older it caused me more headaches then imo it was worth. I'm no into waiting on a piece of equipment that has to be rebuilt every time you want to work. Time is money and money is time. My time is limited..... New for me.
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