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Anonymous-0 · Jan 16, 2010

I sold a tractor 12 years ago. Now he wants me to warranty the volt regulator.

larry@stinescorner · Jan 16, 2010

is it the guy who was looking for the john deer m plow and loader , Doyou remember that post?

TomH in PA · Jan 16, 2010

Ask him to bring bring in the extended warranty he purchased when he bought the tractor.

bradk · Jan 16, 2010

That's about as good as some of those "blonde jokes"!

Uncle Ernie · Jan 16, 2010

Give him a 12 year old regulator!!

Jerry/MT · Jan 16, 2010

People in hell want ice water!

CLTX · Jan 16, 2010

I didn't think there was a warranty on electrical parts once they were used. New tractor 90 days?

BDT in Minnesota · Jan 16, 2010

Rip Van Winkle ?

PJH · Jan 16, 2010

I bought an old cheap truck from my neighbor who was a car salesman. Just kidding him, I asked him if he had any kind of guarantee on it. He said, "I guarantee if that truck falls in half as you pull out of my lot, both halves belong to you!"

I think the guy is kidding you.

I bought a $500 Ford 3/4 ton from a local guy about 15 years ago. Every time I see him, I ask him if the warrantee is still good. He can't believe it still runs.

Paul

Two Dogs · Jan 16, 2010

I gave an old car to a "friend" several years ago when he had no way to travel to work and since I couldn"t get anything on a trade. A couple of years later he complained about having to get the starter rebuilt and the tires were getting pretty bald. Poor fellow. TDF

Walterdavies · Jan 16, 2010

I bought my 1969 Saab Sonett with a lifetime warranty and now they don't want to honor it. real Bummer.
Walt

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Anonymous-0 · Jan 16, 2010

I sold a Bolens Ridemaster to a neighbor kid 23 years ago when he was 9 years old, and he still comes back for warranty. When does the warranty end?

Anonymous-0 · Jan 16, 2010

Tell him the warranty expired 2 years ago.

1936 · Jan 16, 2010

As I once heard "tail lights" warranty. When the seller can no long see your tail lights your warranty has expired.

Tim in OR · Jan 16, 2010

50/50 guarantee. 50 seconds, or 50 feet which ever come first
Tim in OR

JOCCO · Jan 17, 2010

Tell him you no longer due buisness under that name and all liabilites have been discharged.

Mike (WA) · Jan 17, 2010

20/20 warranty. Until you're outta sight.

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