being that that guy is your former boss, that already makes you smarter than him, as my dear ol pappy used to say "dont ever work FOR somebody dumber than you",more often than not followed up by "your going to have some problems finding work" but as to the 6030, your not doing something wrong, the rule used to be dont put more money in something than its worth when you sell it, but these days its a whole new game weather its tractors or trucks or cars, first the new machines dont have the quality or reliability that the old ones do,as most of it is made in china cheap, so when you decide to put money in something you view it as "thats what it costs to get something that will do the job while staying togeather over time", having near 20 grand in a tractor your going to use for the next 20 years when compared to the price of a new one with the same hp, your thousands of dollars ahead of the game, id do it if it were me
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