In the case of newer tractors, an explanation of any warranties that may still be in effect on the tractor. Nevertheless, it is wise to ask the seller to disclose any major repair major repairs made to the tractor. The schedule for the tractor's delivery and a determination of who pays the costs of delivery. The tractor's current hourmeter reading and a statement by seller regarding the accuracy of that reading. Seller certifies that, to the best of seller's knowledge, the hourmeter reading on this tractor is accurate.
Seller suspects the hourmeter reading is in excess of the mechanical limits of the meter.
If you are considering buying a tractor at a consignment auction, then getting a written bill of sale with these provisions from the seller is not usually possible. You could ask the auction dealer to try to get these types of assurances in writing from the seller, but that is difficult. Your best bet is to publicly ask the seller or the auction dealer these types of questions at the auction. The standard was revised in 1987. The standard contains the following provisions , which should help you find the identification number on tractors manufactured sine 1981.