We are heading to Madison WI Friday to look at a New Holland T4.90, wife is going along. There is a vineyard that my wife likes that will be open tomorrow, so get her some wine for the holidays. Maybe we should stop on the way so she can taste a few, should make the approval for the tractor purchase go easier. The vineyard is Botham, I would recommend it if on 151.
- Thread starter David G
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Absent Minded Farmer
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- Gehl Country, Wis.
They're over in flat town (Barneveld). Never had their wine, but I'm familiar with the label. Where are you headed for the new New Holland?
Mike
Mike
Absent Minded Farmer
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- Gehl Country, Wis.
Are you going by Statz?
Mike
Mike
Absent Minded Farmer
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- Gehl Country, Wis.
Good people to deal with. I've done quite a bit of parts shopping there for my Stackliner & back when I had a NH spreader.
Mike
Mike
grandpa Love
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I gotta do it......... You should find a nice Ford 960! Lol 😆
tomstractorsandtoys
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If you are buying a new Ford tractor stop at Hennessey Implement in Dodgeville for a price on your way to Madison. I don't like the salesman but they are almost never beat on price. You will be within 10 miles of my place. Tom
Absent Minded Farmer
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- Gehl Country, Wis.
I absolutely detest the salesman at Hennessey. They usually have a good selection of equipment there. The auction is dedent, too. Just make sure to haul your own stuff & don't let them touch it.
Mike
Mike
Hey funny thing...just a fluke that my other half was browsing this forum tonight and found this. Glad to hear you are coming to Statz, I work there. Small world...I"ll look for you and say hi P.S...bring me some wine!!! I mean it is Friday after all. And remember its always easier to ask for forgiveness than permission, so buy her the wine first lol Safe travels
Ken Macfarlane
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Get some spare cables for the shifter and the instructions on how to change them if its your feeding tractor! Both friends that had them had constant problems with the shift cables breaking.
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