David Loberg Northeast Nebraska | One of the most difficult decisions anymore. After we ended up with a Kenworth worth 25000 with 50000 of repairs over several years, and still bleeding we've become a lot more evaluative on situations. If we plan on running the machine for a while yet and can get some of the repair value back out we will usually fix. If it is a piece we roll on a normal basis, we'll generally take the hit on the trade in or salvage it and cut our losses
Edited by dalobe01 11/23/2012 11:50
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Repairs that cost as much as the value of the piece?
