Posted by NY 986 on March 04, 2018 at 12:06:01 from (184.53.49.225):
In Reply to: My 3 big ones posted by rrlund on March 04, 2018 at 07:02:34:
When I was in school 100 HP was the benchmark for size during the 1970's around here. Dad bought a used 145 HP tractor with plow to make the jump above 100 HP back in the mid-1970's. For what he gained in savings and HP he lost in breakdowns and repair bills. The good old 4010 diesel was there to cover for the larger tractor when the larger tractor went down. A little earlier than that we had the 4010, Oliver 88, and Farmall M to run the dairy and I always imagined dad getting a JD 2520 or Oliver 1555 to make a quartet. Of course being a kid I never worried about where the money for that was going to come from.
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