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Posted by Leroy on November 05, 2004 at 06:57:37 from (216.255.39.155):
In Reply to: Scrapping tractors posted by ttractorman on November 04, 2004 at 16:01:59:
The big question is , is it a good operable unit or a non running unit that has been neglected? If good and they want double of market value to sell it to you or part (Scrap) it out and sell maby 1/4 of parts for less than what good market value would have been in the good running condition and then cut up the rest just to get rid of it, or is it a unit that is only good for parts, our local tractor parts yard bues both running and non running units, good ones are put up for sale as is, others that need some repair are repaired for sale but if too far gone for repairable they are parted out with good used parts held onto untill they are needed
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