Around here the family farm is dead. Yes dad may still work on a farm but it would be like working a regular job because he would work for someone that owns thousands of acres. The people that do need a tractor just get by with the imports. When a import is XX dollars and a 40 yr old tractor is 2/3 of that why buy old. The guy selling the import also finances the price making that much more attractive since no one has cash on hand anymore.
On the other hand I think people have lots of discretionary funds today. They just choose to spend it on thinks we call "got to have necessities" when they are really not necessities. Most are 2 weeks away from bankruptcy and if they do get ahead a little they go out and finance something else. All the while having more junk then they can store at their own house so they now have to rent a mini storage.
All you have to do is look at this sign and you can reason what I am talking about.
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