Posted by F150Mustang on September 13, 2011 at 19:15:16 from (174.25.216.157):
I see on here all to often that people just dont enjoy buying or selling stuff on the internet. And that i can understand, i have a few bad stories also. I just thought id share a pleasant experience i had. A the end of swathing wheat and oats this year i decided that i would try to find a newer unit for next year, i thought one with a hydro and cab would make it much easier and more comfortable. I have been running a 15 foot Deere 800 and figured a 2320 Deere would be about the best upgrade i could afford. Much to my surprise i came across a 2320 with cab and air and 18 foot head about 300 miles away. I talked to the gentleman and he emailed me pics. It looked good so about 5 days later i finally made it up to look at it and was even better than described. I bought it and he agreed to drive it to town so it could be loaded at the dealer. I then went home to try and find someone to truck it. I posted my 800 on the net and had one guy call and set a time to look at it, he called to confirm then never showed. Next call came from a nice gentleman from quite a distance away. I emailed him alot of photos of it and talked to him a bunch on the phone. He liked it, bought it, and i loaded it on a truck for him. Sorry for the long post but i figured id post a good buyer/seller story. First pic is my old 800 loaded up and leaving the yard. Second pic is my 2320 loaded up to come home. (a friend hauled it so i rode with)
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