"Mac if that's the main thing that concerns you about your neighbors I envy you" No, I think you've missed the point. I frankly don't give a hang what they spend their money on. What I can't understand is why they don't by more tractor for their money. I owned an N, and some of my neighbors still do. I also, in the past, have lost several neighbors on N's. In our hills and woods, the N's have a tendency to climb trees. They are nimble, and handy. They are, however, not my idea of "farm power". They do not belong anywhere other than a small garden, or for parades and shows. I'm sorry, but I like to get something done when it comes time to do it. My dad always said, in talking about horses, the a big horse can do all a little horse can, but a little horse can't do what a big horse will. I'm sorry I've stirred something up. Like I said, I'm dumb. I don't understand spending money on something that won't do what you want, or it will do it, but it'll take twice as long, when you can spend the same money (or less) and buy something that will do all you want and more. I will say, to each of you, thank you for your input. I appreciate it.
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