MACHINERY
Tips on buying an old used tractor
M
oney, we all know,
is tight and the
exchange rate
makes the cost of shiny new
imported machinery out of
the reach of many. As a result,
if you are looking for a tractor
for your plot, chances are
you'll be looking for a used,
rather than a new, machine.
And, to be sure, “bargains”
abound in the second-hand
tractor market. The trick is to
know what to look for to
ensure that you don't finish
up with an expensive,
immovable, rusty roosting
spot for your chickens rather
than a working plot machine.
The state in which you find
the second-hand tractor ق