If I ran all the old stuff I would never get all of the land farmed. However, I do keep old stuff around when feasable because I like it and it is easy to maintain. I always grind feed with my Farmall M. My straight truck is a 1958 GMC. When you drive by you might catch me mowing the yard with a 47 Farmall A and belly mower. No tractor here is newer than the 90's (only one of those) and the implements are at least 30 years old. That's kind of antique!? I just baled 2000 square bales with the 24T behind the 4020. She did a good job. A little hot when it is 100, but everything else has duals so I do it the way we did it years ago. We all lived then and it won't kill me now.
I always thought the Super 92 combine we had was old. The JD 9500 combine I use every harvest is older now than the Massey was then. I'll use that sucker until my dying day, too. Newer ones are too complicated.
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