They haven't claimed it yet, they are just flat out broke. They fired their own son because they couldn't afford to put fuel in his log truck, so now he is looking for work, and I have the bad feeling that I am next!
They just owe me, and he brought up the tractor as a possible trade, because they DON'T have any money.
I think I am going to talk to him a little more about the tractor... Sounds like it would at least be a step up from what I have!!
I am not worried about the engine, we could rebuild the entire thing over a weekend in our own shop, the trans. is what worries me. BUT he has this little part sitting on the seat of the tractor, and he says it is what is broke, and he has BOTH halfs of it! It looks to be a very simple part to make to me, and our friend would probably just make me a new one! Bryce
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