blueclawz said: (quoted from post at 06:53:43 04/05/10) Rule #1 as a seller - I do not load or strap your purchase. Its not being rude..its me being SMART. Too many buyers are looking for a free ride now a days.
Rule #2 as a buyer - I do not ask anyone to load something into my vehicle bed. Exeperienced or not its too big a risk and can cause the situation your dealing with.
Lucky Phillips - Turkeyfoot equipment etc....I don't know the guy...I have seen his listings...he's an equipment jockey...its a business...and a numbers game. Keep that in mind when expecting sellers to cater to you. I advise all of my buyers - COME PREPARED just like Boy Scouts...put it on a trailer and don't risk damaging a vehicle with 6000 miles on it. I feel sorry for your situation and I am pretty certain the seller does as well....its one of those things that happens..learn and move on.
Good luck.
So, when you sell a piece of farm equipment, you are being SMART by telling the buyer to bring his own loading equipment with him?
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