Posted by Brent Zappe on May 15, 2021 at 08:21:12 from (104.192.90.130):
Have you ever had to write out a tractor list. than find out that the question they asked was different than what you thought. here is the question they asked me. 1- how many tractors do you own. 2- How many of these run. 3- How many of these had a full restoration work done. 4-How many tractor fire restorations have you done. 5- how many tractors are you now working on. 6-how many tractors do you have waiting for tractor repairs or tractor restoration work. 7- What is your best source on tractor parts and tires that you use. 8-How many tractor do you sell a year. 9-Are you still looking for old tractors and what shape are you requiring to buy them in. 10 list those tractor that might have sentimental value is it because they been in family, the first tractor ever bought or other reasons. The last question is this a hobby or a business of being self employed.
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