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Long Distance Purchases?

Postby Paul_NJ » Thu Sep 16, 2004 5:56 pm

I'd be really interested in hearing anyone’s experiences of purchasing old tractors that weren't found "down the road" for sale. (which is how I found my 51 Cub). I've been watching the ads for a particular Farmall, but living in New Jersey, tractors are considerably more difficult to find. The times I have seen the model I’m interested in, it’s usually 1000 miles away. Not having a trailer is a problem. Has anyone relied on an acquaintance to inspect a tractor for them? What about arranging transport? I’d appreciate any experiences.

P.S. I’m looking for a 53-54 wide front Super H.


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Postby Bigdog » Thu Sep 16, 2004 6:11 pm

Paul, If you know someone on this or any other forum who is close to the tractor you will usually find someone is willing to take a short trip to check one over for you. A dis-interested third party is a far more impartial judge of the condition than a very interested buyer. Many times you can also arrange transportation this way. Sometimes it may be in short hops and it may take some time, but it works. I know that many of the guys on the ATIS mail lists do this on a regular basis.
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