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Re: I think I found a tractor!
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Posted by Nathan in Texas on March 03, 2006 at 09:15:12 from (216.167.183.158):
In Reply to: Re: I think I found a tractor! Anyone near Wausau posted by John (MO) on March 03, 2006 at 09:01:56:
They aren't rare at all. There just aren't many medium sized tractors with loaders within 300 miles of me. That price is a little lower than most places are asking. Mostly I think I am just tired of looking to be honest. As far as going and looking it over, I don't know if I am technically competent enough to really be able to tell much. I've thought about hiring someone to go look it over for me but not sure how that would work with it being at a dealership. I had someone from a dealership go look over a tractor a guy had for sale in Indiana one time and that seemed to work well, but I would have to hire someone from another dealership to look at it and that could be ackward for everyone. I do appreciate the input, maybe I'm just looking too hard at price and not at the entire picture. Thanks, Nathan
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