Posted by jackinok on February 15, 2012 at 09:45:09 from (162.58.82.136):
In Reply to: Re: trade? posted by SouthernFarmall on February 14, 2012 at 16:32:10:
I actually have both 3 point and drag type equipment,ive been doing this stuff since humans first turned dirt i think!LOL I'm just not familiar with a farmall.like i say our last one was a 36 model.around here unless you ran a john deere,or a case you had to drive fifty miles to find a part.I switched to all fords when the jd dealer sold out to a complete idiot,and have pretty much retired from farming at all now.I sold all my big stuff and just keep these "n" tractors around for chores and the about twenty acres i still farm for wildlife and stuff.I think I may trade,depending on how his h runs. Looked good the last i saw it but thats been a while. I see this kid most every day one place or another,he pretty much grew up at our house.But i wont let him get to me too bad!LOL since Im more or less tinkering anyway these days i thought i would show the kids and grandkids how some of this old junk worked.some of this old smaller drag type stuff hasnt moved in i know 30 years or more, might have to get a backhoe to did it out of the blow sand!
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