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Anonymous-0 · Feb 4, 2009

antique farmall and john deere tractors there are moore parts than tractors. if they dont know where to list they dont need to sell them.

railhead · Feb 4, 2009

I always liked it if an item I wanted was listed in the wrong category. That meant I could have a better chance of a lower price on it because it wouldn't be viewed as much. I learned to look in different ways and have found some pretty good deals. I would ammend to your final statement that if they don't know how to list it, they risk taking a lower price for it.

Then again, some people (like me), don't consider what is classified as antique a "true antique". The newest tractor I own is a 72 model and I consider it up to date...certainly compared to what I had before it came into my life..ha!.

1936 · Feb 4, 2009

The spelling is the key to wrong listings. I have several watch list spelled different ways. Usually results with low bidding and low sale prices. Seller just dosen't know the correct sleipling! Is it dawg or dog? Picked this up in school while in Missouri. Missouri is a great state and had some good times in MO. The sub races at thousands hills state park were good.

John B. · Feb 4, 2009

I was told about auctionsniper.com.
You enter the item number and maximum amount plus when you want them to bid on the item. I've used it three times already and I love it. You do have to give them your user id but no need to worry. It's an awesome way to shop on ebay.

Bob · Feb 4, 2009

WOUND a little TIGHT, are we???

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