No, he likely spent more on his lawyer than he did on the tractor. If it was about money or buyer's remorse he could have just sold the tractor to the next guy. Cut his losses, take his lumps, and move on with life.
This buyer guy is just plain insane. He is operating on some misguided sense of principle because he feels he got screwed on the tractor deal. His only purpose here is to "punish" Walter because the tractor wasn't perfect. Money is irrelevant.
Walter, if you have all these lawyer friends why aren't they helping you? Why aren't you asking them to help you? Maybe they don't practice that type of law, or their case load is such that they don't have time but at least they could give you a referral and maybe call in a favor to get you a reduced hourly rate. Heck maybe through networking you'll find a lawyer with a beef against this judge who will represent you just to put the screws to the judge.
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