Posted by MH on October 09, 2007 at 05:29:41 from (72.243.91.34):
In Reply to: newer tractor posted by dangerdoc on October 08, 2007 at 18:36:51:
I see your problem, you are trying to do this with one old tractor, you need a couple of spares so when you have problems with one, you just hook up the other one.
Actually, I would look at what the payments on a new 40+hp tractor would be & look at what you would have to put into yours to get it into top notch shape. Betcha you will end up spending a lot more on a new one, but you would also have a higher resale value. Guess it depends on what you want & what you can afford.
I personally like the older stuff. Can do most of the work on it myself & you can still get parts for it...also it is not made of plastic & sensors like most of the newer tractors.
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