Posted by oldtanker on August 01, 2012 at 19:27:20 from (66.228.255.239):
In Reply to: Your first tractor posted by Kow Farmer on August 01, 2012 at 16:33:36:
Firat real tractor (not garden tractor) was a 48 M I paid $800 when I was 54. My youngest SIL had a pretty poor life with an abusive step dad. His step dad promised him an H that he had and then gave it to the SIL's brother. So a couple of years ago I gave the M to my SIL for Christmas. It's here on the farm (he is a OTR driver and my daughter and he live up the hill from me) and gets used a little. I'll be raking straw with it in the morning. I got a lot more enjoyment out of my 800 bucks watching his reaction to getting that M. When I decided to give it to him I bought a mason jar pre cleaner for it. Cleaned and painted the pre cleaner and wrapped that. When he opened it and I told him the rest of his present was in my yard!!!!!!!
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