Posted by RandyB(MI) on August 12, 2015 at 17:51:46 from (75.133.135.71):
In Reply to: B T O way back when... posted by big daddy t on August 12, 2015 at 09:14:43:
In my days on the farm in the '60,s it was the man and his father 2 mi. down the road with a sizable beef operation. They bought two brand new Ford 6000 Comanders and two 4btm plows and paid more for rent on land than anyone else around "BTO"? In the '70,s it was another cash crop farmer (who is still one of the biggest BTO,s around here)who buys/leases two of the biggest 4x4 every two yrs. Started with Case in '70,s but now switches every two yrs between Case/IH and JD. Does the same with two largest combines. Another in the '60,s had 3 4020,s...big time for then.We thought we were pretty good with two 830 Cases..whooo hooo!
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