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Re: Are Tractors Getting Stale??
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Posted by BobMo on September 29, 2005 at 06:31:50 from (208.27.172.101):
In Reply to: Are Tractors Getting Stale?? posted by Crooked Furrow In IL on September 29, 2005 at 05:25:55:
I looked at a 48 "M" with new paint 1 owner. The sheet metal was excellent and no smoke. Appeared to be original tires on the rear. The guy was asking 2000 and I considered buying it just to have around but, to really make any money now farming Dave is correct. If your broke down all the time or you don't have live pto or enough hydraulics I don't care what my grandfather did I'm working for me. I can remember setting on that JD B 12 or 14 hrs a day (far from the house or help) hoping I didn't kill it and having to make sure I didn't run out of fuel (having to lift a 10 gallon cream can of fuel up to the seat because I wasn't tall enough) because I couldn't crank it when I was 12 years old and I don't want to do it again, but its nice to have one setting in the yard...
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