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Re: Good, Inexpensive Antique Pulling Tractor
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Posted by CGtractor on June 14, 2007 at 18:50:04 from (69.50.45.254):
In Reply to: Good, Inexpensive Antique Pulling Tractor posted by Jim Allen on June 14, 2007 at 05:25:01:
Check the rules locally so that you know what years are considered antique. Where I pull it is 1957 and older. If yours is the same, I would rule out diesel farmalls. I have pulled all the letter series except the A. In my opinion the M would be the cheapest to build and still be able to weight it up. Super C in stock 3000 pound class is unbeatable but doesn't leave much for weighting up. Little tractors are easier/cheaper to transport.
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