Posted by dave2 on February 20, 2012 at 23:39:56 from (79.240.129.203):
In Reply to: Old tractors.... posted by JayinNY on February 20, 2012 at 21:22:55:
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I have several fulltime farmers in town here, neat to see how they think in terms of equipment. Seems that there is something more than meets the eye... Lady across the street has 3 big Steyr 115-130HP that she bought new over the last 3 years, a Fendt multi (?) tractor in about 95HP that hermom and dad uses mostly for spraying and some kultivating and pretty much just as a pickup because of the dump bed. Then a smaller version (30 HP) of the same thing with the loader on it for tidying up.
Guy across the street on the other corner does just as much + several acres of potatoes and hay with a 2140 JD, a little tractor like my old one, a Fendt 55HP for a loader and spreading poop......
Seems like a subsidy and image thing around here but I don't know....
However, for my little bit of stuff I do, stepping up a couple years to the next generation of my little red tractor has just tickled me to death.....
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