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Posted by Jamason on December 24, 2005 at 19:11:41 from (216.51.135.167):
Ok here is the thing. At our local junk yard there is a JD 12A pull behind combine. It"s corn holding box is bent in and the back is dented. All of the belts and pullys are there. The wheels are good and there. The inside thresher part is great and Everything is there. They are asking 175 dollars for it. My question is this. My dad walked around it and said that it was a peice of SH1t because of the bent tin work on the out side. I think he is wrong and it is great deal. Also there is no rust and most of the paint is there. If I don"t convence him it will get crushed. I think that it is stupid not to get it. What do you guys think
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