Good people

[cubby]

I thought it would be nice to let you guys know when someone does a good deed out of the kindness of their sole. Not all deals are bad. I had been looking for a summer project sled for a month or so. I finally found one close to me so I bought. Tear into it and find out it wasn't exactly what I was hoping for but none the less I wasn't blaming anyone. I got on here looking for some goodies and such and got in touch with Seedie_man (Steve) from grand rapids MN and he contacted me with a complete machine matching mine just had some chassis damage. Perfect I thought, I will make 2 in to 1 great machine problem was how was I going to get it to eastern MT. He said he comes through my town several times a sledding season and would gladly drop it off to me, no money down or anything. I agreed and thought I could wait. Just so happens I had some friends in his area that would pick it up for me and bring it to me. I called and discussed it with Steve, he said no need to send any money till I seen the sled and it was what I was looking for. Well I got the sled and sent him the money for it.
I thought I would share my experience with all of you to let people know there are still good people in this world, that you can trust without even knowing them.

 

[polaris dude]

Agreed! I'm more inclined to trust anyone who has been here for 5+ years. Most people in our community are stand up folks.

 

[I8URCAT]

I thought it would be nice to let you guys know when someone does a good deed out of the kindness of their sole. Not all deals are bad. I had been looking for a summer project sled for a month or so. I finally found one close to me so I bought. Tear into it and find out it wasn't exactly what I was hoping for but none the less I wasn't blaming anyone. I got on here looking for some goodies and such and got in touch with Seedie_man (Steve) from grand rapids MN and he contacted me with a complete machine matching mine just had some chassis damage. Perfect I thought, I will make 2 in to 1 great machine problem was how was I going to get it to eastern MT. He said he comes through my town several times a sledding season and would gladly drop it off to me, no money down or anything. I agreed and thought I could wait. Just so happens I had some friends in his area that would pick it up for me and bring it to me. I called and discussed it with Steve, he said no need to send any money till I seen the sled and it was what I was looking for. Well I got the sled and sent him the money for it.
I thought I would share my experience with all of you to let people know there are still good people in this world, that you can trust without even knowing them.

Good stuff!

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[Seedie_Man]

Thanks for the kind words Chris.
If you have any questions don't be afraid to ask.

Steve

 

[03RMK800]

My good deed story--

At the Colorado Springfling, I was running low on oil and (I thought) fuel. The fuel issue was probably a fuel gauge but the oil issue was my bad. Steamboat Powersports provided a quart of oil and the couple of gallons it took to fill the gas tank. Then, they wouldn't take my cash. (I got even-- I sent them money).
Just offering fuel and oil was a good deed; trying not to charge me was above and beyond.

 

[Scott]

Good stuff!

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HAHAHA, I haven't seen that avatar on here in YEARS!!!!!

 

[I8URCAT]

HAHAHA, I haven't seen that avatar on here in YEARS!!!!!

Yep Chico is back lol.

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[Pro-8250]

Great thread cubby. Snowmobilers are good people, yes!

 

[Jaynelson]

I've had nothing but good dealings buying/selling to SW members over the years