Posted by Scott in SF on November 07, 2009 at 21:12:28 from (75.61.96.255):
In Reply to: starter tractor posted by Ethan Chamberlain on November 07, 2009 at 19:28:48:
Ethan, If you are still in high school talk to your FFA or 4H advisor, if your school dosen't have one try a nearby school that does. Failing that try to get hooked up with some old guys club that fixs up tractors, you may take a little abuse at first but if you stick with it they will accept, and probably admire you. Even if you can't buy a tractor you will get to work on them and you will have great supervision and learn much. Plus You will get to know exactly what you want and some one may steer you to a good buy.
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