Posted by wilson ind on February 17, 2012 at 06:58:47 from (70.239.85.115):
I am not a wealthy man, however I have a few bucks to invest and wish different opinions. My thinking gold is not an option for me nor diamonds. I don't have enough to consider those anyway. I think as C'D are so low and Banks do not look as stable as most think would not 2 - 3 plow tractors and related implemts be good. Not paying premium for these just picking up where possible. usable things only, not wanting to start a junk yard. If economy really goes south would not many want to rent or buy small acerage to be self sustaning??? Thinking of maybe 10 or 12 sets. Ih M , case MM 40 drawber HP size. NO I will not have a barn full of 8N stuff however any 3 point is more desirable. OK that's my idea so let me know what you think. Bill Wilson
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