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Re: I MUST BE STUPID!
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Posted by Aaron Ford on October 10, 2006 at 17:11:51 from (72.84.56.117):
In Reply to: I MUST BE STUPID! posted by Turke Bros. Farms on October 10, 2006 at 10:59:22:
Who would sell a tractor with good rubber? The only reason I can see is if something else is wrong with it.... Bad enough that it can't wear out the tires. Every tractor on eBay seems to have car tires on the front. Mine was no exception. It had good rear tires, but it had a bad hyd pump, broken bottom arm mount, trashed spindles, destroyed motor, no seals, bad brakes, and a thrashed body w/rust. It didn't have a seat, which didn't matter cause I already lost my a**.
Feel better yet? Aaron
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