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Re: Re: Re: why not a wd9
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Posted by Guy Fay on August 12, 2000 at 05:04:58 from (169.207.192.29):
In Reply to: Re: Re: why not a wd9 posted by terry on August 11, 2000 at 22:46:43:
One is size- it's a lot easier to take a Farmall A to shows than a WD-9. Availability is also a big issue- there are still some folks that have never seen a WD-9. Parts availability is probably more on the Farmall tractors, although the W series isn't bad (with some exceptions). Used parts availability is deifinitly more on the Farmalls in the average location. There is quite a bit of demand building up for the standard tractors- try to find a cheap SUper W-6 LPG tractor! Or a cheap SW6-TA! It can still be done, but not real likely. Still, I don't mind that fewer people seem to enjoy these tractors, means more for me, if I ever get enough money together to buy more.
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