Posted by Mark on November 11, 2009 at 05:57:37 from (75.117.221.200):
In Reply to: 2wd vs 4wd trucks?? posted by Casey in Ky on November 10, 2009 at 16:52:38:
Casey,
Where are you located? I live in Greenup County.
These fellers who claim they like or even prefer a 2 wd, evidently haven't spent too much time wading the mud back to the house or to the neighbors so somebody can come snake them out.
I have a neighbor up the road who (being a tightwad) refused to buy a 4 wd truck or tractor and instead fed his cattle every winter while riding an open station MF tractor...while freezing his cojones off.
At age 60, he suddenly got smart, or his brain thawed out....and he bought a 4 wd truck and a cabbed 4 wd JD loader tractor! I asked him if he was going to feed this winter on his old Ferguson tractor and he just grinned at me.
It takes a while for the stupid to wear off some people and when it finally does, they wonder why they cheated themselves for so long.
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