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How good is a 5088?
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Posted by Youngfarmhand on November 28, 2006 at 16:49:30 from (70.228.97.201):
Someday i'd like to have 150 acres I was thinking I could get by planting soybeans and corn with a 5088 and a kinze interplant, probably a 6 row with 5 spliters. Any way I'm in college right now, and occasionaly do some researh on equipment I could maybe someday hope to afford. So I pose the question how good all around is a 5088. I would like to purchase a tractor I could have around for quite awhile and be paid for.
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