Does anyone care if I put my two cents worth in? I was reared on a small farm in the 1940s and 50s, as far back as I can remember I was crazy aboot tractors, I used to write to companys and get their literature. I left the farm in 1960, but was still interested in all machinery. In about 1975 I started to collect, mostly JD, I would sometimes spend more hauling it home than I gave for it. I bought tractors in Minnesota, Iowa, Kansas,Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, and other places. Back in that day the styled tractor wasn't beeing collected and wasn't bring much money. It seems like after 1990 the tractors that one could farm with were collectable. I sold all my tractors over 20 years ago and started in the garden tractor size, they have increased in price from what they could be bought for back then. As I go older I thought why bother with all these tractors when I could go to tractor shows and see the same ones that I owned, and didn't have to work on them. Yes" I guess as a person gets along in years their interest wanes.
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