I, as well as others were reading what you wrote! You said small tractor and big tractor and that's all. In your mind you may have been thinking only a couple size differences in tractors but I'm not a mind reader. You never mentioned HP or anything else for that matter, just small and big and then in your next post you also used big to describe a 175 HP tractor. You are the one who wrote "kinda ignorant" to compare a 30 HP tractor to a 175 HP tractor, yet you are the only one who compared a 30 HP and 175 HP tractor in the same sentence. Where is this general consensous that people would rather have a big tractor with a loader, not a MF135? (I was using an MF135 as an example of a smaller tractor for reference purposes but they are one of the most desired used tractors). The first thing people need to determine is the definition of big. You call a 60 HP tractor big as well as a 175 HP tractor, now that's a "big" difference! As far as your only responding to some asinine comment with what you believe to be the truth, maybe others feel the same about your posts? That's why the admin. removes a lot of off topics. All they are, are someones opinions about something. Dave
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