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dej(Jed) · Mar 21, 2010

What do you guys think? I constantly see over priced tractors re listed again and again and they never budge on the price. Are they that desperate
to sell or have they simply paid more than they should have and want to save face with "the old ball and chain" and get bailed out? Curious in pa.

Flurette Farm · Mar 21, 2010

I think some of them are just hoping someone will bite like they did.
I'm sure they have the money allocated to something and they need a certain amount of money regardless of what their unit is worth.
I also notice they've really been dragging the junk out. Most of its "rare" too.

Lou from Wi. · Mar 21, 2010

Didn't know rust is RARE.If thats so, we are rich beyond belief.It's rare if they can get some sucker to bite . Just my old rusty opinion.
LOU

Anonymous-0 · Mar 21, 2010

Onlyest tractor in the world with that serial number............

rustred · Mar 22, 2010

ya pretty sad. from what i have noticed mostly the tractor dealers tryin to make a quick buck.my first hand experience on an example. W4 was advertised for 500.00. i told the owner to get me the serial # and i will call back. next day i call him and he gives me the #, i find out it is a super w4 and he says i think its sold. i said WHAT: i was the first to call you!i offered him double his asking price and he said , this guy might buy 2 tractors and i dont want to loose the deal. i told him i think the other guy is a tractor dealer. long story short is this same super w4 was advertised for 2750.00 a few weeks later with the low serial # the original owner gave me.i have seen this happen a lot of times. its just a salesman preying on the everyday person for easy money.they know what equipment is worth and how mush they can sell it for and only care to make the dollar in the end.

Adirondack case guy · Mar 22, 2010

I must be missing something here! I thought the object of being in business was to turn a profit. Sometimes the dealer hits a home run sometimes not. Most times it's a matter of being at the wright place at the wright time, wheather buying or selling. Apparantly in the case of the W4 you were a day late and a dollar short. Such is life.

rustred · Mar 22, 2010

i wasnt a day late or a dollar short, its when the seller gives his word and then backs out because someone else smooth talked him. in the end the other guy only bought this w4 and not the other 3500.00 tractor.

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