Posted by P Browning on September 01, 2007 at 09:00:25 from (70.124.108.145):
In Reply to: Re: JD G vs. GM posted by Ol' guy on September 01, 2007 at 08:44:46:
It is kind of funny so long as folks don't take things personal on the forum -- the funny part being that when I speak without solid knowledge, it is an opinion. And when I speak from a position of facts, it is no longer an opinion. I have ventured into both realms.
Some questions posted here actually draw opinions. Issues involving yellow fan blades (why & when), red filler caps for the gasoline tank (all-fuel tractors), the color of Delco items on the tractor, and how many holes your pan seat should have -- all bring about much commentary from the peanut gallery! 'Funny to read some of the crap folks write. Yet, each of these issues have definite purposes and/or starting and ending points.
And wheels -- my gosh, some very noteable people have made great study on wheels, and frankly -- even they are stumped for a bit with some questions raised! So long as we (1) stay on topic and (2) refrain from becoming personal -- all seems to go very well.
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