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Re: Jon D's second debate
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Posted by The Dukester on August 24, 2001 at 09:39:26 from (216.93.118.196):
In Reply to: Jon D's second debate posted by Jon D on August 23, 2001 at 17:21:39:
I went to the Portland, In. show thursday and there was a vendor there who was showing remanufactured Ford tractors. Man, I was impressed, these tractors sure looked good, they're warranted like new tractors and when you make a price comparison, they're very reasonable. As I understood a "new" Jubilee for around 10 grand. Now, before you say that that tractor cost a lot less when it was orginally new, think about what a comparable tractor costs new today. And you look at the quality in these rebuilt tractors. No bells and whistles, just the stuff that makes a real tractor, like genuine farmers used to buy and work with.
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