Posted by notjustair on July 28, 2016 at 15:18:20 from (70.195.6.27):
In Reply to: How Different Brands? posted by Traditional Farmer on July 28, 2016 at 14:17:09:
I've got an old 8N Ford that mows electric fence lines, a Farmall A that runs augers and elevators, a couple of M's (one grinds feed the other sits), an IH 886 for chores and raking and square baling hay (also has a loader for rowing hay when it's hot), a JD 4020 for chores and loader work, a JD 7800 for planting and baling, a JD 4440 for spraying and moco, and an JD 8430 for disking and cultivating. It's a hodgepodge but seems to be some of the best from each maker. They each have a purpose that helps me keep from spending all of my time changing implements.
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