Posted by PJH on December 20, 2009 at 19:57:28 from (72.69.89.95):
In Reply to: ain't it amazing.... posted by rrlund on December 20, 2009 at 14:16:16:
An old friend who died a couple years ago used to farm his place with a WD 45 and an H International. I was touring his 50 X 100 machine shed not long before he died, and he had a 4020, a 3020, a low profile JD about 70 HP, an International 1086?, a JD B, the old H, and the old WD 45, all in spotless condition. I asked him what happened to make him need that much machinery to do what he used to do with so little. He said as he got older, he got tired of changing equipment, and got setup so each tractor stayed hooked to the same piece of equipment, year round.
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