I agree. I recently made an oral agreement to buy an old truck but the guy needed to drive it a couple of weeks yet and take the hitch out of the bed. When it broke after 6 weeks he said I could come get it but if I wanted it fixed I would have to pay the shop for it. It was to be a parts truck anyway so I went ahead and bought it with the broken part on it. He then wanted my to give him his hitch back if I ever took it apart even though he had 6 weeks to do it. I don't think so.
By the way, he deals in horses and I doubt like heck if I agreed to sell him a horsey and then it came up lame he would ever pay the full amount or the vet bill too before the money changed hands.
Too many times people want to buy something and then use your farm for storage for free. That is a kind deal to take care of an animal for a while but too much risk for me for someone who may take forever to come get it.
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