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Re: New(er) tractor features
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Posted by Jeff on July 08, 2004 at 21:08:38 from (209.173.42.56):
In Reply to: New(er) tractor features posted by Bill in Iowa on July 08, 2004 at 06:59:33:
Well I am going ot have to agree with the fella who said to look at the fords. I love Oliver's and we use modern Deeres but for he money a mid sized ford is really hard to beat. I would say they are probably the most economical on fuel of any of them. Parts can be gotten most anywhere,they are usually a smaller sized tractor than the others with the same HP and fairly reliable. We just bought a 64? Ford 4000 that is a one owner and the Selec-o-speed was rebuilt a few years ago. Was going to trade on it or sell it but the dang thing is real handy for hay work and doing little things around here.
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