Noah W said: (quoted from post at 18:33:43 10/12/07) <quote="Allan In NE"/>
How come you younger guys get to have all the fun? :>(
'cause they donna know how to keep the good ole stuff runnin'.[/quote]
Naa, I just get tired of working on old stuff all the time. I run a business in town as well as farm on the side. The business keeps me 50-60 hrs a week and when I finally get time to farm I don't have time for stuff to be breaking. The last old tractor I farmed with was a 74' Oliver 1955. I had to work on it all winter to keep it running all summer. I had three times more money tied up in it than what it would sell for, and it still needed a hydraulic pump, three tires and was not far away from needing an engine overhaul. I like old tractors to tinker on and put around with for fun when I have the time. But when I need something to work, I need it to work, not break. That's why for serious farm work I got that new orange one.
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