Posted by Joe Pro on October 01, 2009 at 18:59:32 from (216.201.12.12):
so to make a long story short mom and dad got divorced not quite 10 years ago and had an auction and sold most of our equipment,( I still have a few tractors here, and help my grandpa farm his ground) growing up we had a tractor that I always called mine and I wanted it when i got older, well anyhow they sold it at the auction and I've always wanted to get it back.
I have found it not that far from where i live, I was hoping it was non running and in the weeds somewhere so I could talk them into selling it.
It appears to run because Its been moved once that I know of. It also apperas that it has been stored outside. It wasnt in the best of condition it had hydrallic problems and didn't look to good but the rearend and engine were good when we sold it.
How would i go about telling them that it has tons of sentimental value to me because I grew up on it? I stopped int here today and knocked on the door but no one answered. I dont have much money to offer them for it but culd scrape together some any sugggestions would be the very helpful thank you guys
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