Thanks for all of the comments, most of the time it is good old ribbing but every once on a while it crosses the line, I always hope one day i have to pull them out of the ditch with my 22 year old Ford truck or have to grind feed for them with the old gehl 100 and the WD. Whats most interesting is what I get for occasionally using dads old Case VAC, the "over grown lawn mower". One day the bank will get there new planter or big 4 wheel drive, while I can still farm on with the 190 XT. Its also how they think you have to have a new Deere, nothing else, not even a old Deere. Hopeing to own a 105 or 6600 along with a hundred horse tractor by the time I am out of school, now I work for a BTO but he understands the old stuff, its just not as efficient for 10,000 acres as the new stuff
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