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John Deere W540

Faversham, kent

£59,995.00 ono +vat

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John Deere W540 HillMaster Combine.
5.5m Header. Year 2009, 2012 Reg.
1256 Drum hours, 1780 Engine hours.
Tuckwell maintained. Will have their post
harvest check before sale.
Available now. Retirement sale.
£59,995 ono. Tel 07809016832

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We have taken the decision to withdraw the messaging function between buyers and sellers so all initial dealings must be over the phone, which we believe will deter most scammers. We advise that no money exchange hands until you have either : a) Viewed the item in-person, b) Received a short video of a walk-around the item or c) Received further images of the item

Telephone: 07809016832

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Please be aware of scammers

We advise that no money exchange hands until the buyer has either  a) Viewed the item in-person, b) Received a short video of a walk-around the item, c) Received further images of the item

If you are offered an over-payment and then asked to return money, it is a SCAM. If the person insists they can only continue negotiations through email for whatever reason, or insists on sending you a cheque or bank transfer without much interest in inspecting the goods, it is very likely they could be a fraud.

Let us know here about any suspicious enquiries you receive.

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