My first reaction...."This is a hobby?!" I have no use for collectors or collecting. If I buy a tractor it is because I have a use for it. Don't show, pull, or join clubs. I have been known to "invent" a use to justify buying a cool tractor, but the real use is to provide me with a diversion. To repair it, drive it, whatever.
But really. You are 17 and people your age THINK they know a lot and have lived a lot but the reality is you are just getting started in life. A few more years and you will see the tractor group for exactly what it is...a sampling of society as a whole. Everything you find in society as a whole you will find in any smaller sample of it and frequently in the same proportion. So you are going to have a certain percent who are nice, who are not nice, who are generous, who are crooks and scammers...everything you would find elsewhere. Don't think you are going to join a group of tractor guys and we are all going to be kind and generous just because you are 17 and starting out. What you are experiencing is a life lesson. Take it for what it is. It's not a bad thing.
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