I always found it helps a lot if one can fix himself whatever needs fixing. Without that ability i would have never gotten to were i am today..farming my own ground and being debt free.
I have no problem putting 5 grand worth of parts in a 5 grand tractor as long as it is used to earn a living on the farm and not to just sit pretty on the lawn or occupy space in a barn(i have no use for those).
I work with mostly seventies equipment and all i ever bought are fixer uppers or steals of deals.
I made a lot of money with fixing everything myself, it gave me the ability to stay home and work full time on the farm instead of having to take stuff to a dealer or repair facility or buy new which would have required me to get a second and third job off the farm to try pay for it and no time left to farm.
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