Posted by Armand Tatro on December 07, 2008 at 03:43:06 from (98.227.135.78):
In Reply to: H Questions posted by Farmallb on December 06, 2008 at 16:56:13:
Adding upgrades was a fact of life when farming. For example in dusty conditions we were always looking for better ways to get clean air to the engines. We also improving the seats and adding control handle extenisions and dipsticks to check engine oil instead of those stupid petcocks. After-market upgrades were a big business(M&W Gear Co. and others.) The bottom line is that many inovations that showed up on new models started on the farm and the ideas were picked up by the corportations. My old tractors are still working and I am still adding your dreaded upgrades to make my tractors more useful. Arman
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