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has chris used "gently used" before? i swear he has but i can't think of when
Money FB 12/19 Blarb is selling a tractor
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According to other posters his definition of gently used is 'Kicked the shit out of it'
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Technically, riding mowers are referred to as 'Lawn Tractors'. Tractor tends to refer to the larger rear wheels.
Riding mowers can also be called garden tractors, but that name refers to a slightly larger tractor that is more heavily built to pull a plow for tilling small garden plots.
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It doesn't look crazy old, it was hardly used probably, but probably has rust and doesnt work well given it was likely outside all its life.
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This is kind of a weird situtation.
Even though it's almost certain we're passed the days of major chimping, I think this has the highest probability of a response (even more so than Mark the Tapir) because Barb's involved. If she starts getting calls, she'd be immediately angry at Chris.
However, the fact that they're advertising on Chris' facebook is interesting; Barb knows that they'll get calls from weens/trolls. Perhaps she is actually hoping that it would be them who'd pay the price, just because it would give an opportunity to meet Chris. I very much doubt this, but advertising the number is fairly unusual at this stage.
At the very least, they must be especially desperate for money.
Even though it's almost certain we're passed the days of major chimping, I think this has the highest probability of a response (even more so than Mark the Tapir) because Barb's involved. If she starts getting calls, she'd be immediately angry at Chris.
However, the fact that they're advertising on Chris' facebook is interesting; Barb knows that they'll get calls from weens/trolls. Perhaps she is actually hoping that it would be them who'd pay the price, just because it would give an opportunity to meet Chris. I very much doubt this, but advertising the number is fairly unusual at this stage.
At the very least, they must be especially desperate for money.
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If I can't craft a man with this craftaman tractor, then no deal.
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i hope chris gets run over by a combine harvester
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Only Chris could dox his own mother.
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And on this farm they had a mortgage. Woe-woe-woe-woe-woe!
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I think he used it when describing those Pokemon cards he was selling a while ago? It must be part of his sales patter.
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in all honesty the state that house is in, no offense but also with the filth, the fire damage that has happened (sure they fixed it, but u know) and everything i think someone would just buy the lot, tear that place down and put a new house there.
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I'm going to guess that it's at least a decade old...note that the musty label on the mower says "Sears, Roebuck, and Co."
It's been Sears Holdings Corporation since they merged with Kmart in 2005.
It's been Sears Holdings Corporation since they merged with Kmart in 2005.
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I'll buy it for $100, but only if Chris rides it all the way to Milwaukee to deliver it to me.
And livestreams the whole thing.
And livestreams the whole thing.
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With a sperg sperg here, and a sperg sperg there...
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No, maybe it's a regional thing for the south but southern doesn't equate to rural. I live in farming country and if I called my neighbor's mower a tractor he would probably shoot me because farmers really like the second amendment.
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Barb knows her audience, because there is gonna be some ween who will want to pay the full price so they can "troll" Chris.
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Probably, depends on the purpose they are buying it for.
That type of house often attracts buyers who are interested in flipping. Visually unappealling structures drive the price down, so it can be gotten on the cheap. That type of buyer would be likely to do a lot of work.
But the depressed price could atttract other types of buyers too. Someone might want it to rent it out. In that case, they will probably do a fair bit of work, but are not likely to tear down and rebuild a structurally sound house.
It could also attract people who want a house but don't have a lot of money. This type of buyer would probably do a fair bit of DIY fixes, but won't have the money to do a tear down.
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Nah, I checked, it was sold in October 2011.
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Don't they have a shed or greenhouse they could keep their mowers in? Or has it been claimed by the Hoard too? I know it's too much to ask but Chris could have taken a water hose and at least cleaned it up a bit and washed the leaves out. It snowed in Ruckersville last year and even if it's been under a tarp the blade probably needs to be replaced. Lawn tractors are so cheap now someone could probably buy a new one for what the Chandlers are asking for theirs.
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I had to laugh at this ad. In the listing the guy says it was driven off delivery truck, into garage and never used. I thought that seemed strange. Right as I wonder if the dude is in California I take a look at the photo and see the totally brown lawn in the background. He's in California.
Poor guy bought a shiny new riding lawnmower for his lawn right as the drought and then major water use restrictions hit CA. He held on to it hoping one day he would once again have a lawn to mow, but has now given up all hope and is selling the damn thing.
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