Posted by Wemedeeres on August 19, 2014 at 18:38:33 from (24.111.154.232):
In Reply to: plow day ??s posted by redforlife on August 18, 2014 at 19:56:27:
I agree the pre 1960 rule is a good idea, I grew up on an M a MD a case 1030 and a few newer caseIH magnums. My uncles and grandpa on my moms side hated John Deere tractors and to this day still do but I always thought the neighbors 4430 and 4440 sounded so sweet in the field. My grandpa on my dad's side had a John Deere A that his uncle bought new and that's where my passion for two cylinder Deeres started and they rest they say "is history"
Sadly I'm a little over two hours drive from you, I'm in extreme eastern North Dakota in the middle of the red river valley. And not to rub it in but is some really nice mellow ground for plowing!!
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