Posted by Randy in NE on December 05, 2008 at 10:21:43 from (204.124.193.192):
In Reply to: 706 nice 400 stuck posted by MIKE W (NY) on December 05, 2008 at 08:30:23:
I would have to agree that the Classifieds would be the proper place for this. Is there a reason that you are essentially going backwards with both of these tractors? The 706 would depend on which one you trade for/buy. Usually you trade up unless there is a family history with a certain model. With the limited number of SMTAs available they are going to be more money for the tractor. There were about 13,000 more 400s made than the SMTA but the SMTA seems to have more of a collector value. Just curious.
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