Who said anything about making a living farming 230 acres tillable?I work a factory job and the farm has carried its own weight for all the years that I have done it.I have more ground but its rented out.
The reason it makes money is because it uses all older-smaller paid for equipment.If two old $1500 grain trucks get the job done then why would I need a $18-20,000 semi that would be used 500 miles per year?By the way my combine wont even unload in to a hopper bottom or a tall 10 wheeler.
I and a friend do all the work on my trucks and we wont be needing your services!Does your boss know your attitude about his customers?
Exactly what parts can you not find for older trucks?None have been parked around here for a lack of parts.
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