Posted by melonreo on February 26, 2012 at 15:18:17 from (121.217.46.212):
In Reply to: Just got a Farmall M posted by Coyote Green on February 26, 2012 at 10:04:24:
there seems to be to many people out there and on here that get a 95% complete tractor and go -OH its to hard , and then want to part it out , we are supposed to be tractor lovers not wreckers , fair enough to part out some thing that only 50% complete , but i read on here the other day of a gent who picked up a M that was missing a wheel so he was gonna part her out , again ithought we got on here because we all love out inter tractors thats why i look on here , we should be looking out for the best interest for the old tractors , not for our wallets , last i herd was they dont make them any more , STOP WRECKING GOOD TRACTORS
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