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Re: Red vs. Green


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Posted by cat236 on March 05, 2007 at 05:20:33 from (64.136.49.229):

In Reply to: Red vs. Green posted by Turke Bros. Farms on March 04, 2007 at 07:24:36:

I find it objectionable and a sign of no maturity when someone beats down product they dont like. I may view the world a little different then most, I look at a big job that has to be done and figure a powered machine sure beats doing it by hand.Since I have not seen the wheel redesigned a tractor of equal pto horsepower and basic design will still hook up to a disc,has and engine and transmission,a place to plant the lazymaker and so on. I know there are benefits in each brand as well as negative aspects of every machine, come on, they were designed by a man so no matter what model you own I am positive there is at least one item that you would change or improve as a feature. Unless we want to perpetuate the silly notion of " ALWAYS RIGHT".My uncle who row crops over 2500 acres has had the same field tractors for over thirty years, new combine this year but everything else is the same. Working for a big equipment dealer I was trying to change out some of his older equipment and pumping the modern features and how it would make his life easier. His comment was when these machines no longer are able to work, I will consider it. The only reason I post is to give somewhat of a reality check. The comments on this site have declined so much over the past year, we need a change.Friendly banter is one thing but some have gotten down right hostile over the color of paint.I am sure this will most likely generate a rant in someone,but for the bulk of you that come here I got a feeling you are looking for a source of information, and if you were so very brand loyal you would not be on this site anyway as it supports the brands of tractors you may not like.


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