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Re: Tractor Collecting In 50 Years
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Posted by paul on January 09, 2003 at 10:56:56 from (66.60.197.191):
In Reply to: Tractor Collecting In 50 Years posted by Neil on January 09, 2003 at 05:11:52:
I guess I'm more in tune with those who use the tractors, rather then just collecting them & only see 10 hours of run time a year. So, for me it comes down to fuel. If there is still the right type of fuel around, and if the EPA allows the machines to run, they will still be around in 50 years. I see the simpler machines through the 1990's being collected. I think after computers & plastic is intoduced, those models will not be so well collected. The plastic & wiring & computers just can't weather 50 years of sitting around. --->Paul
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