I read this post a couple times before I decided to answer it. I think you are trying to do something serious here and this "heck, I'll give you anything you want" talk might be a less than reliable indicator of the viability of the project. I have always thought I might one day want to do an "F" series tractor. Do I need a video? That would be a qualified maybe. Definitely need all the help I can get, but there is a lot of that right here on the forums...for free. I might just test the waters here before I bought the video. I also notice a lot of guys who seem reluctant to buy the (I think mandatory) manuals for their tractors. Are they going to buy a video? My opinion? Good idea but you will have to be very careful on pricing it. From my perspective, and given the other resources available, I would look at it as a luxury item that I might take a chance on at $20 but pass over at $30 in favor of manuals and forum advice. I know from experience that video can be time consuming and costly to do well. There will be a price point after which you start to lose sales. The more you have sold, the better the work of mouth advertising. Just some thoughts, for what they are worth.
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