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Re: Re: Re: Re: Nortrac tractors from Northern too


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Posted by paul on November 09, 2003 at 20:23:06 from (209.23.145.87):

In Reply to: Re: Re: Re: Nortrac tractors from Northern tool e posted by Dan on November 09, 2003 at 07:07:40:

Tractor rentals are about 1/2 that without an
operator 'here', but I won't argue the point, if
one wants to own, one wants to own. :) And
good for that. :)

I can stand on the curb and look at a piece of
junk and know it is, indeed, apiece of junk. the
3 tractors, made in China, that Homier was
trying to sell (it did not help that the guy
representing them said they were made by the
Chineese division of Kubota so they were just
like Kubota...) were pieces of junk. They may
not be related at all to what you own, I do not
mean to comment on your particular machine.
The loader & it's controls especially were
extremely crude. On that point, I'll certainly
stand my ground. :) I can certainly tell a poor
piece of equipment from the 'curb'. Buying
nearly all my machinery at auctions, one
learns to look things over closely, & see what
holds up & what breaks.

If your machine has done what you wanted,
good for you. I would suggest 50 hours a year
is a pretty light test, & if it is built anything like
the Homier machine, you shouldn't push it any
harder! ;)

At least the China-made engines are fairly
good for their price. It is the rest of the
machine that is of question. Perhaps Jinma
has put a bit more effort & polish into it than
the Homier branded thing.

--->Paul


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