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Re: Declining Tractors Interest.
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Posted by Steve Crum on May 30, 2007 at 21:45:14 from (4.156.231.180):
In Reply to: Declining Tractors Interest. posted by dej(jed) on May 30, 2007 at 07:54:14:
Interesting discussion, Like most have said, many in the younger generation don't take an interest in the old iron anymore. From the time my wife bought my son his first gameboy at age 8, he has no interest what so ever. He's now 19 and in college and I see him on occasion when he comes home needing something. So lately I've been considering selling off my A, G and H and keeping the M for mowing and stone raking. Called him a while back on a Sunday morning to see if he wanted to get breakfast and look at a tractor near his college. He didn't want any part of this.
But he did ask that I bring his cell phone 12 volt adapter to him. Sorry pal, I'm not making an 80 mile round trip for that.
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