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Posted by Nat 2 on June 06, 2007 at 06:19:43 from (64.80.110.50):
I know, I know. A lot of the time, there's a reason the tractor's for sale: Something major is going bad and the seller doesn't want to pay to have it fixed. If the problem only shows up under load, so much the better. If the problem can be masked with a baling wire repair (such as putting gear lube in the crankcase to quiet a knock) Still, I read and hear about many accounts where so-and-so just bought a tractor that was in daily use on a farm (i.e. at an auction), and someting major goes wrong with it within the first few hours, something that isn't easily covered up. Do tractors get shipping fever or something?
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