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Re: Future of tractor collecting
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Posted by My thoughts on August 31, 2006 at 18:25:45 from (209.143.60.176):
In Reply to: Future of tractor collecting posted by Crackerhead on August 31, 2006 at 13:18:59:
Due to fact that guys will always like mechanical things and old iron can still get jobs done I think there will always be a demand. I'm in charge of mowing at our church. There's a John Deere diesel 4300 compact utility there to get the job done. What I don't like about newer tractors is safety switch overkill to try to make them idiot proof. That one with less than 400 hours went back to the dealer's shop this week because of electrical problems, that is the starter wouldn't always turn and the seat switch wouldn't let the engine run even with the parking brake set- until the engine was fully warm. My 2 cents, sawtooth
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