Paul Hendrix, farm machinery appraiser for IronPlanet, has sized up more than a thousand used vehicles in his 24 years of being in the business. Here’s a crash course on the four things to look for before buying any used machine.
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If you are not a very good mechanic take the used vehicle that you intend to buy to a professional mechanic and have it checked out, the chances to make a bad decision are smaller this way. Even if a truck has a few broken parts it can still be a good deal as long as those parts are not very expensive, so before making your mind stop on partsgeek.com, it might help you clear any doubts.