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Re: Your Opinion on Pullin' Tractors
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Posted by Aberdale Farm on May 25, 2004 at 19:51:23 from (209.41.194.54):
In Reply to: Your Opinion on Pullin' Tractors posted by Rusty on May 25, 2004 at 18:12:33:
I agree with others. It's their tractor, they can do as they wish and can afford. But when I'm in the market to buy a used tractor, I skip over the ones advertised as pullers. I figure they have been run the pi$$ out of, and cost too much to revert back to original. It also seems that most guys that advertise pullers seem to think they have something special and price them accordingly. (Probably because they have too much wrapped in 'em.) Of course, I'm sure there are a few out there looking for a used puller, so more power to 'em! (pun intended.) Dale
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