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Re: Which is best US farm machinery magazine??
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Posted by Woodbeef on February 21, 2001 at 16:09:20 from (206.186.52.33):
In Reply to: Which is best US farm machinery magazine?? posted by R Day on February 21, 2001 at 14:27:11:
Sadly to say there is nothing in North America that even comes close to T&M,let alone Profi!I've often wondered why that is myself,especially with the over proliferation of magazines on just about any subject you can think of,and some that you can't!!Yes,a magazine called Tractor&Driver,Tractor Trend,or something to this effect would be welcome here I am sure.The biggest problem though would be keeping it unbiased!!I often wonder how Mick keeps Profi so unbiased towards the advertisers!!
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