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Old 08.05.2008
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Upon purchase of a used tractor what items would you change, replace etc. before putting it into service. ???all fluids???hoses,belts????brakes????

What items would you add to the truck before putting it into service? cat-eyes????Deer whistles???back-up cameras????? Thanks


Also is there a place to buy used or aftermarket body parts.. Mainly
looking for the side-skirt kits.. Thanks

All the fluids and new Steer tires and then plan on few other things as needed along the way that won't rear there head until you put a few miles on it also have them pull an oil sample
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