Posted by old on January 14, 2009 at 21:47:49 from (4.244.57.70):
In Reply to: what do you guys think? posted by M Puller in WI on January 14, 2009 at 20:29:13:
Well first off there is no way in he double hockey sticks that a gas engine can/will run back wards so he doesn't have a clue what happened to it. But you say the tires are good. Those should be say 15.5X38 or something close and those in them self could be worth the $500, then add the loader and that is another $300-700 or more so if you have the money and don't jump on it you need to have your head examined LOL. Parts alone with you keeping the loader and tire you could make 2 or 3 times your money back
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