Posted by rrlund on March 07, 2014 at 06:54:10 from (162.250.26.144):
In Reply to: for the 60 +over posted by PLOWINPORK on March 06, 2014 at 19:09:14:
Dad told me one time why Uncle Claude bought an Oliver 70 instead of a John Deere A,but I don't remember now just what the reason was. Harry Allen sold Deere here and Charlie Johnson sold Oliver. I don't remember if it was that Charlie had a 70 and Harry didn't have an A or if it was price. Anyway,Dad had Oliver because that was what Clause had and what Charlie sold. I bought a 77 because it's what Dad had. The late 70s and early 80s changed everything though. White was on the rocks,the Hugh Roberts had taken over as the Deere dealer,he passed away and his son took it over with a partner. They wanted to sell me a new tractor in early 81,so did the White dealer but with all the internal trouble within White I went with the Deere. When I switched back it was because of the dealer. White had gotten on their feet,the local Deere dealers closed and I went back to my roots. As far as being the right choices,yes,I think they all were. We did what we always had to do at the time and it all worked out for the best.
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