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Old 03-27-2011, 11:51 PM
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Don't know if I looked at the same tractor or not, it would turn over but no compression. Almost no oil on dipstick. You know what that means----toasted the rod bearing then broke the rod. May not be same tractor but was just outside of E-town. A buddy of mine saw it with a for sale sign and called me. Like I said, might not be same tractor, never asked if it was on CL or not. I passed as I would have to sleep with it if I brought another non-running project home!!
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Don't know if I looked at the same tractor or not, it would turn over but no compression. Almost no oil on dipstick. You know what that means----toasted the rod bearing then broke the rod. May not be same tractor but was just outside of E-town. A buddy of mine saw it with a for sale sign and called me. Like I said, might not be same tractor, never asked if it was on CL or not. I passed as I would have to sleep with it if I brought another non-running project home!!
No it was in Berea, just south of me here in Richmond. I was saying that the phone number which is a cell, showed being an E-town number tho which I thought was strange. Here is the CL posting for it:
http://lexington.craigslist.org/grd/2288404580.html
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I just checked the add and it is Gone, gone, gone, "Deleted by Author"
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Interesting... I had it saved thru my email and it kept popping up good. I guess that is why he wouldn't return my calls. Oh well, will wait for the next good thing to come along LOL.
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Well, well, looky what I found for sale in Indiana for double the price, LOL.

http://louisville.craigslist.org/grd/2295680750.html
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I'm assuming that's the same tractor you were looking at?

Gotta love scammers if it is.
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I'm assuming that's the same tractor you were looking at?

Gotta love scammers if it is.
Yea, the same one. LOL
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