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Posted by Jonfarmer on July 04, 2006 at 11:09:32 from (165.121.144.33):
In Reply to: Re: 1086 International posted by steveormary on July 04, 2006 at 10:13:53:
Yeah, you don't want a T/A tractor if your going to hire help to run it. You can tell them not to do this and that, and it'll just go right through 1 ear and right out the other, you don't get smart people to work for you for $6-7 an hr, which is about all farmers can afford to pay someone. As one old fellow said a few weeks ago when he sold out at auction. "I needed help, but I couldn't afford good help, and I really couldn't afford cheap help". The clutches don't last long either if you get yourself a clutch rider, or a person that slips the clutch alittle excessivly with a heavy load, and you'll end up with a bad clutch real quick!.
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