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look at this poor 8000 series tractor CL $2,500

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    Posted: 22 Mar 2011 at 9:46pm
what a sad sight to see. It is amazing what a life a tractor has with who owns it.
 mabe some one here can save it the price looks right http://gulfport.craigslist.org/grd/2226177764.html
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Neighbors have an 8050 that spent its whole life on their farm and they are known for being rough on their stuff and it looked very similar to that and left a trail of black smoke everywhere it went and was loud with a chrome straight pipe on it. Think it finally died around the 8000 hour mark
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I wonder if they have the hood and hood sides for it? Poor old girl.....
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Well at least they're not asking $25,000 for it. Cheap hp or a parts tractor. 
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I feel so sorry for that poor thing. it even had the long axle shafts and the cast center duals.
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It amazes me how stupid and abusive some people can be! 
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Some tractors are lucker than others. The next one off the assembly line could look like new yet.
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote TexasAllis Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 23 Mar 2011 at 7:09am
There is a dairy around the corner from my house.  They have a massey in about the same shape they use daily.  Every time I see it I wounder how it still runs.
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If it had a little more manure on it I'd say it definitely came off a dairy....  at least they put that massive grill guard on the front!
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As ugly as it is, I would probably try to buy it if I were close enough.  Ive heard people say that the stuff that is all beat up is the most reliable because all the weak parts have already been fixed.  Dont know that I agree, but food for thought. 
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It's already sold called about it 3 weeks ago.
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Holy crap, looks like she's been beaten like a rented mule.
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