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Re: Value of Old Tractors ?
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Posted by Aaron on October 09, 2003 at 17:18:26 from (216.251.171.162):
In Reply to: Value of Old Tractors ? posted by Dave in GA on October 09, 2003 at 12:38:38:
It's hard to say what the actual monetary value of tractors will be in twenty five years. For me, I buy them, fix them up, and use them for one reason. I like them. I farm in partnership with my father and brother. We all work full time off the farm, but manage to run about 75 cow-calf pairs. All are farming is done with "classic tractors", right now I have 8 myself, but between the three of us we have 22 tractors all in use for different things on the farm. I'm 24,and many of my friends have just as many tractors as myself, and we are all still buying more. I don't plan on ever becoming rich from my tractors, but I sure enjoy them, and to me that's what counts. Instead of spending my money on the bar stool every night with a cig. in my hand, I work in my shop on tractors. My thought, for what it's worth.
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