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farmall 130 vs. 140
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Posted by small farmer on April 05, 2004 at 12:33:46 from (66.82.9.39):
we always teamed up with a neighbor farmer to tend our tobacco crops. he had 3 140's and we had a 130. the 140's always steered hard and were geared much higher. our 130 ran smoother and was much better cultivating. bad luck came when our 130 got burned up in a fire. a man came by and gave us 500 dollars for the charred remains. couldn't find another decent 130, 100, or super a at the time and bought a good looking 140. so every day for the past 15 years i have hated that 140. nothing rules like a farmall 130. one day i hope to find another one. never could understand how they thought the 140 was an improvement.
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