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Posted by Indydirtfarmer on October 01, 2004 at 03:40:49 from (66.83.236.250):
In Reply to: mixing tractors and farm equiptment to run a farm. posted by JRB IN MAINE on September 30, 2004 at 18:00:40:
After a few minutes in the field, they're all the same color....Dirty
I'm partial to John Deere equipment... All my bigger tractors (4) are Deere. I have a couple older Massey Ferguson though. (And one BURNT UP Case) (GREEN and YELLOW/RED and GREY/Carbon black)
Deere combine, planter (3 of 'em), no-till drill, square baler, plow(s), chisel plow, disc mower, and lawn mower (GREEN and YELLOW/rust)
New Holland hay rakes, and an old square baler.(RED and YELLOW)
International Harvester disc, fertilizer spreader, and field cultivator (RED and WHITE)
Vermmer round baler (YELLOW?)
Howard Rotovator (REDDISH ORANGE)
Woods "bush hog", box scraper, rear blade, turf renovator, and "pulverizer" ("mustard" YELLOW)
KillBros grain cart (RED and WHITE)
Parker gravity wagons (LIME GREEN)
E-Z Trail hay racks (RED and WOOD)
Home made sprayer. (no paint...bare stainless steel)
Then a mix-match of "small stuff" (RED/WHITE/BLUE/GREEN/YELLOW/ORANGE/BLACK/RUST/ECT...)
Quility has no set color. Some "colors" tend to be of higher quality though.
Bargains come in all colors.
I live in Louisville, Kentucky. (Home of the National Farm Machinery Show) My earliest memories of that show are the multitudes of bright colors...(Just a thought) John
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