Posted by jm. on May 13, 2019 at 05:32:00 from (75.106.89.141):
In Reply to: hr rent ford 5600 posted by ben brown on May 13, 2019 at 04:27:19:
Ben think about this you NOW have a tractor that is worth $5,500.0 (or whatever you think it is worth) . You rent it for say $20.00 bucks and hour, one flat or torn up tire , or it blows the engine, or gets dented up. Just no way to recover enough to offset the risk. If you have been trying to sell a 5600 ford for two years and it has not sold almost for sure you are high on the asking price. That is one of the fastest selling fords out there. You may need to adjust your asking price rather than take that renting chance. Just one mans 75 year old opinion. I doubt that the guy will pay what true rental would be worth on the tractor considering the risk.
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