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Re: Farmalls Vs the Johnny Poppers
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Posted by Jonathan Mirgon on February 02, 2004 at 16:21:41 from (205.208.129.218):
In Reply to: Farmalls Vs the Johnny Poppers posted by Ron H. on February 02, 2004 at 05:50:41:
I think in the fourties and fifties for the money , you could get a lot more bang for your buck if you bought a farmall, And I think that this still holds true today, when comparing a used john deer vs a farmall. My father in law has a john deer 60 and a farmall (h) he is a die hard john deer fan, but will admit that the johnny popper is expensive to fix and unreliable, He says he can alway count on the (h) to run.I have a farmall (a) and an (h) and when running next to his johnny popper my farmalls sound like a sewing machine running. I personnaly could not work with a tractor that sounds like a popcorn popper x 10.
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