Deano56 wrote:
...well if it's sold to another and something major goes out, what about them?...
That is the reason why older MH sell cheap! You roll the dice and take your chances. If you think you can buy a 20+ year old MH and have something as good as new then that's not being very realistic. Maybe in the virtual world it makes sense, but not in the real world.
The issue is who is rolling the dice. If you're using it often then it's not a bad gamble to make, you're getting something back in return. If you're just being a curator of an aging MH, then to me it's not a good gamble to take since the rewards will not be great enough compared to the liability that is being taken.
