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Multiple operators and owners for TLB around homestead.. good bad or ugly?

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tractormech

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Partners are for dancing-I promise you that when the smoke clears you will all hate each other and the machine will be sitting on one of the other people's property....BROKE DOWN....you'll have 80% of the money tied up in it and you'll be standing there looking like 14 carat stupid. BAD,BAD idea.Remember,you can stay out of a bear trap a lot easier than you can get out of one.
 
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tractormech

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ofenback said:
wow! I am impressed. not a single vote in favor....I am truly laughing out loouD

if I asked "what's the best dozer?" or "what's the best stick config on an x?" I'd get a thousand different answers.
but not on my question. nope. everyone seems to be in FULL agreement. "DON'T JUMP KID!!"

well, I guess that settles that.

there are some other specifics to this situation which make it better then it reads on paper but momma taught me not to be argumentative so i'l just heed the advice of the vets. I guess i'l cough up the dough somehow, it will def be simpler mathematics..

thanks for clarifying fellas
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all of the above is good advice. after three times at trying to be good neighbor or friend none of my equipment leaves the property with out me operating it.
 
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