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Posted by hay on May 03, 2007 at 10:02:13 from (12.176.89.119):
In Reply to: fixer up buisnes posted by james in mo on May 03, 2007 at 08:59:56:
if you can get hired on at a tractor dealership (any brand) and get enough solid experience, then doing a "fixer uppper" business on the side will be much easier and profitable. if the side business is slow, the day job can hold you up finacially and maybe even buy parts at a discount(?). word will get around eventually if you are willing to burn the midnight oil to work on the side. you do need good solid business sense and mechanical ability and a friendly attitude toward customers. good luck.
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