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Used Skid Purchase input, looking for low cost of ownership/reliability thinking 1845c ?
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<blockquote data-quote="Gearclash" data-source="post: 132529" data-attributes="member: 11467"><p>Can't go wrong with an 1845C that is in good shape. However, I will say that the last time I really looked at the auction prices of 1845Cs vs similar sized machines of the XT series Case I thought the XT machines were a better buy. They are just as good as an 1845C. So for that reason I don't just give a blanket recommendation for the 1845C.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Gearclash, post: 132529, member: 11467"] Can’t go wrong with an 1845C that is in good shape. However, I will say that the last time I really looked at the auction prices of 1845Cs vs similar sized machines of the XT series Case I thought the XT machines were a better buy. They are just as good as an 1845C. So for that reason I don’t just give a blanket recommendation for the 1845C. [/QUOTE]
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