Posted by Mark Robke on September 05, 2017 at 19:39:36 from (71.28.172.12):
In Reply to: The Time Has Come. posted by Adirondack case guy on September 05, 2017 at 16:09:03:
I usually don't get into opinion type posts,but here I feel I must have a say.I like things the way they are now.I just posted a question on Tractor Tales about my son's car and got one response.I reposted on Tractor Talk and got the the answers and help I needed.More people hang out here than on tales and so I got more exposure and more answers.There is a wealth of knowledge on here and we all try to help each by sharing that knowledge.There is wide diversity of people and experience,that I don't feel can be found any where else,anywhere.So on this forum there tends to be a wide diversity of topics.And not all topics interest everyone,but it's there if you want to read it.We have here what I did today,or my goof,an electrical question,or a cure for the shop,a tractor problem,how to do something with it,or,' it won't start'!And of course my truck or car problem.And for brand specific problems there are the brand specific forums.But sometimes even those may get more response here.Topics are kinda seasonal too,but in the end it all has to do with someone who likes tractors.I prefer it stays the same.Mark
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