Posted by The tractor vet on February 27, 2010 at 21:24:55 from (75.19.124.251):
In Reply to: O/T Best Worst posted by Don S. on February 27, 2010 at 20:25:42:
Well lets see here I have had three pick ups that really tryed my patience's First was a 1970 ford 3/4 tone two wheel drive plane jane as it was stuck on level ground in mid summer on a flat grassy field the second was a 1978 Ford F250 4x4 snow patrol as the night i bought it it never made it home from the dealership and had to be towed back and spent seven months out of the first twelve being worked on . The next was my 88 Ford F350 4X4 , bought it used with PROBLEMS just knowing i could fix it , yea wright . was getting parts for it one day and at the Ford dealer and i was expressing my displeasure over the fgact that the part that i just installed failed only after three week and the parts i had on order were on back order and should have been upgraded to a critical unit down order and were not when the service manager came in and asked me what the problem was , WRONG THING TO DO WITH ME as i plum unloaded on him and plum backed him into a corner and was about a hick up away from flat out layen him out on the floor when he asked where this truck was at . Asked him why and he said that there maybe some recalls on it and he would check , well he did check and yep there were and Ford said that they would do all and repaint the truck for free . Well they did o the recalls and Ford put now get this 14942 dollars into a truck that i paid 7000 for . Still have the WRO's on it . But that still did not fix it and spent the next year chasen stuff on it . By the time the truck had a 120000 miles on it we got all the bugs worked out and it served me well to 289000 miles when i sold it to a farmer out around Bucyerus Oh. As for tractors . That has to be a Farmall 460 gasser with S/N 571 the 70th 460 built plum hated that tractor and i believe it hated me too . There were two days that i was glad that i had that tractor . The day i bought it and the day i sold it . Still in the area and that is one tractor that i would NOT BUY BACK .
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