Outdoor Power Equipment (Lawn Mowers, Snow Blowers, Chain Saws and more) Discussions

I'm not connected to this auction in any way, and have no opinion as to whether this is a good deal or not, but it sure is an unusual tractor. I was not aware that Ferrari sold tractors in North America. I thought they only sold in Europe. Anyhow here is a photo and a link to the auction:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=5597753820&category=1467&rd=1

Hi...

I have seen these type of tractors for sale by a dealership in Mass... I have their catalog... they specialize in orchard supplies...

They look like sweet tractors... and there are other variations too... have no prices on 'em...

Would like to see 'em 1st hand...

Dave...

Marshall wrote:

Paula is a woman who takes good advice from a man?  Will miracles never cease. There is some hope for the lady after all.

Now I gotta call Ripley's and report this for their "Believe it or not" series.

I to live in Madison,..so if I see a lady on a red tractor- or hear about it on the local news I'll fill you in. maybe I better not, too close...She may retaliate!  P.S. LOL  Paula- we look up to you and appreciate you.    now will you let me 'out-bid' you on that tractor after those kind words?

Geno,

How about getting a picture if you hear of Paula riding her Ferrari through Madison, harranging the nice folks?

When dealing with a highly volatile species, like a woman, it would be best to use a long telephoto lens. If she hears the camera click, you'd be mincemeat in seconds. And don't post it yourself. Send it to one of the mods: they volunteered for dangerous duties like this and are therefore expendable. (where oh where is Bobby_P when you really need him)

You'll have solved the greatest mystery since the Caramilk bar secret: what does Paula look like? You'll earn more posting points than you'd get for a dozen reviews. How's that as an incentive for a little risky business?

little risky?  sounds like it could be dangerous.  but, I'll be sure to have my camera in my vehicle at 'all times'.  I could use the points ( don't post alot ) thou....hummmm it is a good idea to be on the moderators 'good guy'  list.     I'll ponder the pro's-con's on that suggestion .  I know the wrath of a angery women..been married 30 years.  I learned my lesson after just 1 time ( she is RIGHT when she's right..and she is RIGHT when she is wrong ).    just kidding dear-  ouch..

Geno wrote:

( she is RIGHT when she's right..and she is RIGHT when she is wrong ).    just kidding dear-  ouch..

THATS PART OF THE WIVES CREED. 

I THINK IT ACTUALLY STARTS OUT WITH "THOUGH I WALK THROUGH THE VALLEY OF THE SHADOW OF DEATH"..........AND ENDS WITH SOMETHING LIKE......... "BECAUSE I SAID SO"

Geno wrote:

NO!!!  Its mine, I tells ya…its all mine!!

Geno wrote:

Gino....obviously you are unaware of the OTHER collection I hold near and dear...my collection of orchiectomy scalpels...there are the nice sharp ones for when I am feeling kind...and the dull, "couldn't cut butter" ones....for when people try and take pictures of me while I am trying to enjoy some tractor time....

However, I'm sure after being married 30 years, you know that a woman's bark is MUCH worse than her bite....

I thgink I'll go to 1250 on this.  any advice??

Bill_D:

I'm no e-bay bid expert having bought only a dozen or so items, but what works for me is to figure the maximum price I'm wiling to pay (factor in shipping and taxes, etc) and set my max bid price. If I get it then fine; if not I just let it go. There is nothing in life that I feel I absolutely have to possess.  But I'm not buying rare stuff, and if I miss it this time, I'll try again. Eventually I get what I'm looking for.

If you can follow the bid up to the close, and be there for a last minute bid, still decide on the maximum you'd be willing to pay, and then bid lower. If a bidding war starts at the end you can slip your max bid and hope someone hasn't done the same with a higher maximum.

Just my 2 cents worth. It may not be useful for how you bid on stuff, so take it with a large grain of salt.

Good luck.