rgvtx said: (quoted from post at 21:38:19 12/03/07) If repaired you have 7600 bucks in it. So what was your intentions when you purchased it in the first place? Do you have a need for it, or had you planned to fix it up and resell it?
I buy stuff and fix it up and use it. After a few years.........or longer I might resell it for a loss, but is it really a loss? After all, I got my use out of it.
I say get it running and rent it out with the operator (you)and make some or all of your money back. After about a year or so, smile at the wife that wants to kill you and say "I told you it was a good deal!"
I bought it to do a couple of jobs around my property that involves cutting, lifting,moving trees and grade work.
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