Fixing my old 1978 Yanmar Tractor YM1700

Bought for $2500 AUD with a 4 foot slasher that was badly rotted out, plus a back blade and lifting jib. Took a bit of work to get this modest tractor fit for work again. Sure glad I bought this Tractor, I always wanted a shiny red tractor. Sure I'd love a 4x4 Tractor with a Front Loader but they are hard to find in my budget range.
I hope you enjoy the video.
Thanks for watching.
Regards
Scott

[@mattsan70]

You are the epitome of the phrase "Necessity is the mother of invention" You inspire a repair ethic which is sorely missing in today's society.

[@jdmccorful]

Ditto!!! Enjoyed watching, thanks.

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Thank you!!!

[@yvettethompson8904]

I agree!

[@hosshoffer7579]

My son is always asking me why I don't just buy a new one. Well son, there is a certain satisfaction you get when you restore something to working condition that buying a new one will never give you. Nicely done Scott.

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Totally agree. I'm glad you feel the same way.

[@superduperbob]

And those old tractors look good

[@r.duroucher225]

What an inspirational video. Thank you for taking the time to share!🙏

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

I appreciate the feedback!

[@lesboucher542]

Watching this bought back memories of my father who passed in 1969. He was a jack of all trades and, if he couldn't find the right part, he would make or adapt something else to fit. Well done and keep up the great work as you show that the pioneering spirit is still alive and well in Australia...

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Your comment means a lot to me Les, thank you!!

[@jebw]

Very good work on the repairs. I think the seat job was particularly good .

[@stevemurnane1892]

Just needs a few holes drilled in its lowest point in case moisture gets in to it.

[@jimpritz4169]

Once again you have proven that patience and skill can master what seems impossible. Great job on restoring the tractor to its former glory.

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Thanks Jim!

[@johnmccann3964]

I very much enjoyed your video. The seat repair was my favorite part. 👍

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Thank you John!

[@mdbohica]

Brilliant work as always, Scott!! She will serve you well for a LONG time...

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Thanks Josh! It's a solid little beast so I hope so.

[@MiniLuv-1984]

Gotta tell you, it was very satisfying watching that old boy get restored for functionality and a little for looks. Power is time, so more time to do something means less power required, you just need the leverage. As the really, really old timers use to say "give me the place and I will move the earth". I'm sure its perfect for the farm. Great vid, thanks.

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Well said, thanks Benjamin.

[@FixitFingers]

That's some good resuscitation there Scott. Shows the value of being a jack of all trades and master of none.

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Truth! Thanks again!

[@Dutch779]

Good job Scott. 10 steps backwards, one step forward, job completed. Our motto in the country, was waste not, want not, and where's their a will, theirs a way. My parents + myself became a cityslicker, but still a country bumpkin. 😊

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Thanks Paul. All machines should be repairable, and they used to be but these days they put so much tech into things that makes them obsolete so fast and ....sorry I'm ranting :)

[@itsjustmetomc4848]

Real nice video my friend, great to see how you were able to overcome some of those challenges finding parts and fixing that old tractor. shalom

[@threeriversforge1997]

Love the weld you did on the tank! Learned that from another vid where the guy used a zip tie as his "filler rod". Keep up the great work!

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

I was luck I had the soldering iron. I guess I could use a piece of steel in the fire. Job done. Cheers Vaughn.

[@stevemurnane1892]

@@ScottTurnerformeindustrious Hard to tell from the camera, but would a twenty or twenty five litre plastic drum fit into that position?

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

@@stevemurnane1892 it would go very close to it.

[@wayneshirey6999]

Nice work. Just remember to go easy on the chili.

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Exactly! Thanks Wayne!

[@Steve31957]

Enjoyed your video. I just recently purchased a Yanmar YM2200. So far it has worked well for me. Had to change out the Temperature sending unit and gauge as well as install a new Oil Pressure sending unit. I was able to get the parts I've needed so far from Hoye Tractor Parts, Texas USA. Steve Barnes North Carolina, US

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Thank you Steve! Yes Hoye seems to be the place to get your parts for these tractors. They are great little tractors.

[@oilyragsgarage7200]

Got to love old tractors, no matter how bad of condition they are, hands can bring them back up to scratch👍. That brake repair is sometimes what you have to do and the seat turned out incredible.

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Thank you!! Yes a bit of hard work gets results.

[@ohyeawhosurpoppy]

Just picked up a YM1900, hopefully I can get it as pretty as your YM1700. Thanks for sharing so much information about the older series and how you got it working.

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Thank you! They are a solid little machine without too much modern trickery. All the best for your restoration!

[@iannesbitt2986]

Brilliant. That repair on the very thin steel on the seat was excellent.

[@rcerrie]

The little things make a big difference, really enjoyed this video. Thanks for sharing

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Thank you Jaco!!

[@wileddan]

Loved the video., I've owned a YM1700 since about 1993. Hardest working little beast. My seat is very good but after watching your videi I would be prepared to attempt a similiar repair. I tried to keep mine as original as possible so I've placed 3 orders from the US . Freight almost doubles the price and that's after the $ conversion. It took me about 20 years to work out the cooling system. Japan rated the PTO HP so 17hp is at the PTO, the engine is rated at 20 HP. It really is the greatest little tractor.

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Thank you! They are really good little tractors. Yes freight is difficult to swallow unfortunately. The cooling system is amazingly simple, using thermo syphon action. No water pump.

[@wileddan]

@@ScottTurnerformeindustrious Yes totally aware. The thing is if you use too much anti freeze etc the system will not work.

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

@@wileddan Good to know! Cheers.

[@davidsnyder2000]

Tractor came out really nice. Great job on all the workmanship…..you definitely are talented and knowledgeable in many areas👍🙂

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Much appreciated David!

[@rodolfomiguelserra]

Amigo, ya no me quedan palabras en mi diccionario ni en mi vocabulario para elogiar tu genialidad, créeme. Te he visto restaurar máquinas imposibles de hacerse por otras personas, ahora ver la recuperación de este tractor me deja mudo! Scott, no tengo un frasco de remedios para prevención cardíaca a mano, porque ver tus trabajos no es precisamente apto para cardíacos, no lo soy por suerte pero me dejas al límite, jaja. Felicitarte es realmente poco para una persona con tú destreza pero es sin duda una carga energética de pura adrenalina para quién vea tus videos! Un fuerte abrazo de este admirador, amigo Scott !

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Me alegra saber que estas bien. Mis videos no deberían darte infartos :) Siempre agradezco tu aliento y apoyo a Rodolfo. ¡Mis mejores deseos!

[@Tee.NZ.07]

Watched everything including the ads just to support you on your endeavours. Inspiring stuff especially the attitude towards fixing the seat and drum brakes 🤙👍

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Thank you so much LLV! I really appreciate that!!

[@TomGarner99]

I like your ingenuity fixing the brakes!

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Thanks Tom. They are working great still.

[@bin_chicken80]

Nice work Scott. Looking forward to the next one! Thanks!

[@TheRavenTwin]

I love to see a fair dinkum Aussie having a go! Good on ya Scott.

[@HazItMade]

Scott, that's some really impressive engicobbling! That's how my grandpa was on the farm. Find what's close or what you have a make it work! Well done, sir!

[@TheCaptainbeefylog]

Growing up, we called it "farmer technology". Basically it's being able to take random items and repurpoes them into a new device or tool. "Make and mend" is also a big part of it, because as a farmer you don't want to be constantly spending money on things you can fix/repair/rebild yourself. It's a progression beyond baling-wire-and-duct-tape fixes.

[@beauthomas7285]

I believe Ron Covell would approve of that seat repair. Great job sir!

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Big complement, thank you!

[@OzGecko]

Was thinking while I watched "I'm sure I had a set of rare brake shoes relined in Brisbane just a little while back for not much money" and then realised it was more like 30 years ago 😲 What's the unofficial Marine Corps sloagn: Adapt, improvise, and overcome. Loving the updates from the property and quietly envious - we're planing our tree-change retirement for a few years from now too.

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Thanks Dominic. Break re-lining was relatively accessible years ago, but these days we just throw away and don't repair, like most stuff I guess. All the best.

[@rickkearn7100]

Scott your ingenious solutions to perplexing problems and your sheer industriousness are over the top. Once mankind establishes a colony on Mars, if ever, they're going to have to clone you as their Director of Maintenance. No small order on another planet! I thoroughly enjoy this channel and look forward to every post. Cheers.

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

I really appreciate your kind words Rick - Thank you!!

[@surinfarmwest6645]

Nice saddle work, that was impressive and great end result. Top job all round!

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Thank you!!

[@branchandfoundry560]

No substitute for machinery working raw land! Well, there are horses and oxen, but who wants to go back to that?!? Great watching your journey, Scott. As we've recently bought our "forever" home & land, it's like watching the "Ghost of Christmas Future!" We phrase it, "The new place is perfectly fine as is--all it needs is EVERYTHING!" All the best, Andrew

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Thanks Andrew. Totally agree! All the best for the move for you guys also!

[@kerouacf0069]

What a great way to start my Friday , just love your have a go attitude and it sure inspires me. I play with metal, so loved the seat job. but a great entertaining episode. Take care and stay safe.

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

So great to hear, thanks as always for the encouragement and support!!

[@tutekohe1361]

I was really impressed by the job you did on the seat. I was thinking you were maybe going to fibreglass over the holes, but no. It’s now like new!

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Much appreciated!

[@warrenosborne6044]

You mentioned parts from the States,, I talked to a Yanmar dealer here in North Carolina, and was told that the 4 digit models, ( mine is a 1600) are grey market and were illegally imported. No parts available officially. Hoye Tractor in Texas is a good source of used parts. Thank you for a great info vid,, oz

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Yes, I think it was Hoye Tractors was the only place I could find too. I hope nothing too serious breaks.

[@lemm1388]

Man that seat is really impressive.

[@Robbiedundy]

Love the videos Scott, great to learn from and very inspiring! Keep them coming 👍

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Thank you Dundy!

[@shadricosuave]

Beautifully done.

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Thank you!

[@frankmcalinden3699]

Didnt think that seat was repairable !!...nice work Scott !!

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Thanks Frank. Took some effort but it worked out good enough.

[@mervstockman693]

Job 3well done Scott.

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Cheers Merv!

[@steelwood74]

Amazing job. Can't wait to see the roll cage video

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Cheers Rendel!

[@wlc1980]

Cool video, I own a YM 1500 here in Atlanta Georgia. When I need parts I call Hoye Tractor Parts in Alabama. I have no problem getting anything. I think I would have opted for a new seat with a backrest like I put on mine. These old Yanmars can take a beating!

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Hoye Tractor Parts seems to be the go to place, however for me freight is a killer unfortunately. Yes great tractors!

[@neilpitcher2263]

Mate! Your a blood legend, hope to be near you when the apocalypse happens awesom job

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

I'll need a hand when it happens. Cheers!

[@TheWrate]

Great job Scott. I had. Very similar engine in my boat and with only a little care and clean fuel the thing just kept running and running.

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Thanks David. Yes Yammer make a great engine that's for sure. Good old donk.

[@Crewsy]

Great save on the Yanmar. Surprised that parts are so hard to find down under. Matching the Kawasaki brakes to work is brilliant. Now that Christmas party leaves a lot to wonder about. Starting with that pool “floaty”. 🤔

[@danharris8046]

You did a good job

[@arikpeterson6260]

Well done on the seat pan!

[@yvettethompson8904]

That was so wonderful to watch, thank you for sharing this with us. I wish more folks today would know and appreciate how to fix these small flaws instead of the throw away culture. As a younger folk, I look to people like yourself, to watch and learn how these types of projects can be done. I only wish I still had grandparents alive who had this type of knowledge in skills. I agree with @morenormal comment.

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Hi Yvette. Thank you so much for your kind words. I agree, we have become a throw away society. I remember talking with my Grandparents who lived the through the great depression. They spoke of having to make and fix or do without. I just love fixing and making things and I guess my knowledge and skills have been built around that. Thanks for your comment and all the best!

[@65cj55]

A very handy guy with a very handy tractor.

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Who doesn't like a shiny red tractor :) Thanks again!

[@steves524]

Bet that’s a first for Utube, a tractor seat repair, well done..👍

[@superduperbob]

My grandpa has 2 of the yanmar tractors, a big one that we’ve recently been using and a little one sitting up north in his land

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Good tractors. Cheers

[@OneManBandWoodworks]

Loving this series Scott, I definitely think chilli had a part to play in the deterioration of that seat...

[@tomcartmill401]

And beans.

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Some say Curry, but I reckon you're right, chillie. Thank you Luis!

[@OneManBandWoodworks]

@@ScottTurnerformeindustrious definitely, curry isn't acidic enough to do that...

[@tree_carcass_mangler]

Great job, Scott. Thumbs up and thanks for posting!

[@sixtyfiveford]

Looks great!

[@chrisjh777]

Ask your bearing/seal supplier for an "Ezy Sleeve" to repair the seal groove. They work great.

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Thanks. I'll have to look into that.

[@rowen5557]

Good work mate. Seriously ❤

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

@rowen5557 thanks Rowen!

[@stevemurnane1892]

Rear wheels would appreciate a splash of paint also. If you are looking for a bit of extra traction, add water to the tyres to get more weight onto the ground. We did this to our Fordson Super Major when we were on the farm. Even the front tyres, as it helps grip for steering, and less likely to point its nose to the sky.

[@ronniehall1520]

Fine Job as usual

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Thanks Ronnie!

[@freiheitfur2takte354]

Good Work 💪..... greetings from Germany 👍

[@BJQLDAUS]

Well done, that’s an inspiring video

[@wallstreet497]

Next time before applying painting works use a protective layer of rust protector chemicals that seal the metal from premature rusting like the one use to protect ships.

[@NigelMarston]

LAUGHED LIKE A DRAIN at the "air bed" in the pool just before 2 mins... if it's what I think it is. Jessica Rabbit? Nice little tractor. Seen a few KZbinrs running these - they seem perfect for smaller holdings.

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

I had to take a photo of that, gold! Thanks Nigel!

[@neilnottingham6074]

You are an inspiration

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Thank you!

[@Justusrabbits]

Thanks for the video.

[@dansxmods]

Bloody awesome content mate

[@whodat90]

I have been known to fix things that were better off replaced myself but I have to say, I tossed the stock seat on my little Kubota and replaced it with an inexpensive suspension seat. Money very well spent, every time I use the tractor my back thanks me.

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

I am a tight arse. Thanks for the comment!

[@valiany]

WOW. FANTASTIC.

[@keithhooper6123]

Great.I have the YM165

[@lauriepearce8266]

I have only just found your channel. Have you heard of " Speed Sleeves " ?. They are a SKF part. Designed to slip over worn oil seal wearing surfaces. Not a bodge repair but an engineered one made by OEM bearing manufacturer.

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Hi Laurie, no I've not heard of them. They sound like they would be a good option for this situation. I've been using this tractor for nearly 2 years now and no leaks, but they will come due to the existing wear on the shaft. Many thanks!

[@marciowashingtonmartins3954]

Very good

[@robthewaywardwoodworker9956]

So well done, Scott. You really are industrious! Great restoration. You really do have a pioneer spirit. Good on ya!

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Very much appreciated Rob!

[@perryschoeff4482]

Good job you have a lot of tools I live in the us I have a 1978 2200 much of the same problems there's a place here called hoye tractor parts all kinds of yanmar parts and manuals might look them up online

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Thanks Perry! I have found Hoye's on line and they seem to have a lot of the parts available.

[@andrewseamans1419]

Too bad you cant order direct from Japan. Nice work on that tractor!

[@noelmaher2301]

Yes our storm passed off ok thanks

[@bobpetti4841]

Great video - as always. Is there anything you can't do? I mean - it's fascinating how many different skills you have. Where do you learn it all? I know "school of hard knocks" - but there has to be a start somewhere. Can't all be googling how to videos, lol. Great job - and great series on your off the grid. I enjoy them very much.

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Thanks Bob! I have a genuine interest in how things are made/ work. When I was young I remember pulling apart the family lawnmower to see what was going on inside. I put it back together and it worked the same :) The fob watch I pulled apart at 9 didn't survive sadly.

[@Project-ue8yt]

I have the very same tractor (but I think your air filter is modified?) I went through exactly the same steps as you. its been a great workhorse for me..well done

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Thank you! They save your back. Great little machine.

[@Farmer_Kuznetsov]

Чувак, я не понимаю, что ты там говоришь, но имею техническое образование и вижу что твои руки растут из нужного места!

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Спасибо. Да, я знаю, что трудно слышать другие языки, но вы можете видеть это по фотографиям. У меня не было оригинальных запчастей, поэтому я нашел мотоциклетные тормоза таких же размеров и модифицировал их, чтобы они подходили. В остальном я отремонтировал все, что мог, и все заработало отлично.

[@Farmer_Kuznetsov]

@@ScottTurnerformeindustrious проделана отличная работа. И всё наглядно показано. Спасибо. У меня самого есть старенький тракторок Fujin 120-1 , но китайский. Половину уже перебрал, не хватает времени свободного. Завидую вам, белой завистью!

[@dereksstuff8395]

Scott, she's a beauty

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Thank you Derek!!

[@scottmcd5885]

Just watched your video. I started looking for my YM1700 service and parts manuals. I have PDF files of. If I can find them I'll figure out how to send them to you. Ironically several parts cross over to yanmar engines used in sailboats that you may be able to source by just asking for the part numbers instead of by model number of tractor

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Thank you Scott. If you find them I'd love a copy, much appreciated!

[@sylinux7910]

Good job! .... except maybe the exhaust.But the maintenance is good.

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Yes the exhaust is untouched. Many thanks!

[@pistolpeds]

A stainless shim sleeve from a bearing sales mob eg: bearing service centre, Hervey bay, Qld would get you a custom shim el cheapo. Warm it up and slide it on

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

That would be the plan, cheers.

[@tomcartmill401]

Question, are you a Maker or a Re-Maker? Loved it, thanks. 😃😃👍👍

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

I don't know the heck I am these days ;) Thanks Tom

[@yosoydpfknr2855]

Can you show us your governor adjustments? And having problems with my Yanmar1700 not wanting to shut off

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Send me an email and I'll see what I can see.

[@cengolol]

Super ! 👋

[@brunomckay1875]

Good work mate should last another 50 years, 150 mm equals 6 inches mate 100 mm is 4 inches, us dinosaurs remember.

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Thanks Bruno. Yes I know but was too lazy to correct it in the video. It was about 4.5 inches :) I talk too much sometimes. All the best.

[@peterlisyak5396]

Hey there Scott, I've been hearing that the vunerkins are predicting 11 cyclones this season, I truely hope this wont affect you mate.

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

I hope not either Peter, thanks for your concern. All the best.

[@jimpritz4169]

Hi Scott you didn't happen to make a video on the platform ladder that you built did you. That you be really interesting.

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Hi Jim, I only filmed part of that build. I might be able to incorporate it in to another video.

[@jimpritz4169]

@@ScottTurnerformeindustrious That would be great. I know there are commercially available ones but they don't look as useful and safe as yours does.

[@kennyronful]

No funnels down under? Good restoration though.

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Thanks Ken. Didn't have a funnel at the time.

[@donlister7425]

Hi Scott ! I only just discovered your channel. I am looking at a YM 2220. Can you tell me what oil you used in your transmission. Also do you use SAE40 mono grade diesel oil in the engine. Thx Don

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

I used Gulf Western - Agritrans SAE 10W-30. For the Engine; sorry I cannot remember what I used. I'm sure I researched it on Yanmar tractor Owner Group on Facebook. There is a wealth of knowledge there. I hope this helps Don.

[@stellavisumoffgrid]

Excellent video. I'm hoping to do a major rebuild on my 1700 in the winter. It will cost an arm and a leg but it should outlive me once it's done. Also it should make for a great youtube video. Have you had a chance to work your 1700 very hard? I was slashing with mine yesterday and it ran flawlessly even with it's 40 year old engine.

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Thank you. Great little tractor. Done a bit of slashing and it keeps on chugging. Moving dirt, forwards and backwards it works harder but again it just keeps chugging.

[@nano240190]

Do you know from which model of Toyota Corola you took the hose?

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

No sorry I don't remember. The guy at the store just took the original pipe in and matched it as closely as he could. does not have to be exact except where it meets the attachment flange (diameter). Hope this is helpful.

[@nano240190]

@@ScottTurnerformeindustrious ok, thanks.

[@colincrisp1592]

I just bought a yanmar 1700 I think the rings are gone turns over but does not start I wonder if its worth starting the job Im in 2 minds Im in OZ parts have to come from america I think What to do Cheers

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Trouble shooting is the key here before tearing it apart. Eliminate all the simplest possibilities first. These have a decompression lever. Make sure it's not stuck on. Bleed fuel pump etc

[@colincrisp1592]

@@ScottTurnerformeindustrious Yes good advice I will try every thing I only have a dirt floor in the shed I dont think diesel engines like dust so it might not be practical THANK YOU

[@CameronHanashi]

You’ve been wanting a tractor for years, have you given it a name yet?

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

I have! How does Terry sound?

[@brendanshorter5550]

Prius water pump if you have issues with temps.

[@doctormaddix2143]

14:15 I ducked because I thought the TIE-Fighters were coming to get me

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Haha, Love the sound effects on fast.

[@JoseMartinez-og2hy]

Too much chilli😂😂😂❤

[@Nath8737]

150mm is not 4 inches. It’s a rare man that under estimates his inches. You’re one in a million Scott 😂

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Haha, I knew I should have edited that part out dammit ; )

[@johnhartley3596]

I take it you won’t need a snowblower attachment.

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Haha, no but I have a nice slope if we did ever get snow. I wouldn't be doing any tractoring, just sledding.

[@marcelo_rcosta]

Moro no Brasil, no meu estado existe uma fábrica de Tratores Yanmar, também existe revenda de peças, etc.. Se precisar de alguma peça específica, me passa o código, eu pesquiso e te passo o preço, caso tenha interesse, eu compro e te envio, depois você me transfere o dinheiro. Não vou cobrar nada por isso, é a corrente do bem. Tenho certeza que faria o mesmo. Abraços do Brasil 🇧🇷.

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Obrigado! Essa é uma oferta maravilhosa e generosa. Vou me lembrar disso se precisar de alguma coisa. Tudo do melhor para você!

[@hsjsjdjdkk6959]

Bán lại không bác

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Có, kể từ đó tôi đã mua một chiếc máy kéo lớn hơn

[@hsjsjdjdkk6959]

@@ScottTurnerformeindustrious Xa quá chắc không được rồi