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Old 01-12-2014, 07:33 PM
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Followed up on a lead today and couldn't believe my eyes when I see sitting outside at this guy's house a 147 with a Vermeer Trencher on it!! Talked to him for awhile and he didn't want to sell it but he did give me the "I don't want to sell it price"!! Needless to say, I came home empty handed!! Not everyday I see one of them in person!
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Old 01-12-2014, 07:34 PM
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Wow sounds like you don't see those everyday mike . What's a Vermeer trencher .
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Old 01-12-2014, 08:13 PM
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Followed up on a lead today and couldn't believe my eyes when I see sitting outside at this guy's house a 147 with a Vermeer Trencher on it!! Talked to him for awhile and he didn't want to sell it but he did give me the "I don't want to sell it price"!! Needless to say, I came home empty handed!! Not everyday I see one of them in person!
C'mon....you surely didn't come up entirely empty handed....didn't you get at least 1 picture?

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C'mon....you surely didn't come up entirely empty handed....didn't you get at least 1 picture?

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Honestly, I never even thought about getting a pic! I was to giddy with excitement!
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Old 01-12-2014, 08:45 PM
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Shame on you!..lol Now go back and get a pic! lol
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No pics!?!?

No, that isn't a set up you see everyday. Matter of fact, it's so rare, your lucky to see one in a lifetime, let alone own one! Well, you can always give him your number and hope maybe you outlive him! LOL! Is that what you went there too look at? Or were you out looking for another cub?
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I will definitely be going back and checking in with him every so often and will get pics! The guy told me he was more of a buyer then a seller! Sounds like someone else I know!
He did tell me when he died there would be one heck of a sale there! hehe
Yeah, that's what I went there to look at Jonathan. Someone told he that they thought he had one but wasn't sure.
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I'm sure, you'll end up with it someday, buddy!
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Mike,
Since he's more of a buyer than seller, do you think he might be a trader? Shoot, I'd pull some duplicates out of your honey hole and do a trade for that trencher. I'd love to have any trencher, but a Vermeer is a Caddilac when it comes to Cub trenchers.

For anyone who's never seen one, search it one Youtube. There are some vids.
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