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What Farmall to choose
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Posted by Mark on January 21, 2006 at 07:47:44 from (172.134.241.207):
Folks,
I know everybody has opinions and they generally differ and that is exactly why I am coming here! I am looking for an older Farmall to garden with...mostly to cultivate and side dress. I like a Cub, but they are sort of limited. Then comes the A and Super A and the 100, 120 and 140. From where I am standing, there isn't much difference in the price of any of these tractors....but you take what you find. Therefore I want to know what the weaknesses or advantages of these particular models. Sure, a late production 140 with all the bells and whistles would be great.....but I haven't seen one offered for sale in my area. Mostly Cubs and older stuff are available. Thanks.
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