Posted by rrlund on March 25, 2009 at 14:03:34 from (216.46.210.192):
One more broken tractor to fix then I'm ready to call an auctioneer! Man...spring work ain't even started yet and it's getting expensive and exasperating. Broke a shift rail in the one that isn't fixed yet,blew a loaded 18.4x38 on another one last week,cost me almost $1000 to fix that. Broke a big 120 pitch chain on the V-Max spreader,had to go 30 miles each way for parts,twice. Then I broke the axle in half on the Gehl spreader. I'm seriously considering a new career in the exciting world of flea market vending. Combines about everything I love to do. Sitting on my duff,lying to strangers and taking their money. Heck,I wouldn't even have to buy anything to resell for at least 10 years. It'd take that long to get rid of all the junk that I have!
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