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Posted by big man on November 16, 2003 at 12:48:00 from (152.163.253.66):
ok i've seen the color wars on this site as well as the adds comparing this one to that one as for dependability. I am thinking of buying a new tractor (2000 up) and would like to go with 60 H.P. or bigger for hay and maybe later on a small corn crop as well as oats (20 acres). this is in addition to 10 acres of pasture for my horses and a few cows. oats not made in the usa anymore $9.25 per bushell here. HUH? I need a serious suggestion about what type of tractor to buy considering I'm only planning on buying one EVER. I still like to fool with my old ones when I can get the time to fool with them and not on the honey do's. This would be a purchase for a lifetime of use and maybe something my grandkids could learn to drive and sell when the old man is gone and they are fighting over who gets the inheritance money.
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