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Posted by john in la on July 22, 2004 at 11:07:17 from (67.35.246.46):
In Reply to: rebuild or move on posted by Kevin Koler on July 22, 2004 at 10:41:02:
I will base my answer on this. As far as I know a 2135 is the industral version of a 135 built in the 60's. Is this true??? How much would it be worth to YOU after you did this $2700 rebuild? How much do you have in it now? You could (almost) NOT buy another for that but on the other hand you could part this one out and get another one. But then you take the chance that its needs a rebuild in the near future. Many of us have much more in a tractor than what we can every even think of getting out of it but the main question is What will it be worth to you ???????
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