Posted by Brokenwrench on March 31, 2014 at 09:25:52 from (75.100.29.218):
In Reply to: Older tractors. posted by DeltaRed on March 31, 2014 at 08:00:03:
Kind of a perspective thing. My 7110 Magnum is close to 25 yrs old and 9000hrs.
My 806 is in its work cloths and gets used all summer and fall on the farm. I have my grandpas R Moline that he bought new. I have a hard time finding anything for it to do.
Its sad because that tractor is in good original shape, and I think its going to heck faster because the lack of use. I have good intentions to drag out my 640 rake and rake hay with it, but when the hours in a day get short, I always grab the 806 and the much bigger V rake.
I used to cut hay with the 806, but then went to a bigger discbine. More acres and bigger equipment make it harder to find a lot to do with the smaller tractors. My baler even needs three remotes.
Tractor pulling isn"t my thing, but I will admit, I look at that 806 and sometimes think about how good it would look with new rubber and nice paint. Same thing with the Moline. I guess any of it beats sitting in a bar all day buying booze and pull tabs. BW
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