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Re: Why people shouldn't collect tractors


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Posted by I need a handle on February 23, 2009 at 19:33:31 from (71.254.10.77):

In Reply to: Why people shouldn't collect tractors posted by Tyler Mostia on February 23, 2009 at 17:02:19:

I like tractors because I grew up surrounded by them. They were literally everywhere in my little world since the neighbors all had them, and even my dad had an old Ford 8N. I loved taking rides in my father's lap when I was small on his old 8N. That Ford 8N is long gone today as it was traded for something larger, but the yard is full of tractors today. Used to be we only had one tractor, but then as I got older, my love for tractors ended up spreading to my father and grandfather, and more tractors were purchased. Today, we have an IH 484, JD 50, Farmall H, Farmall Super A, and a Ford 641. Like others have said, a bunch of equipment was also purchased to go with it, such as a full line of haying equipment, and many other impliments.

The big downside of having a lot of stuff is it becomes a big headache. Now, we got thieves eyeing the place and don't feel free to leave for very long.

I am also a freshman in college, although, I won't be a freshman for much longer as I am only 6 credits shy of being a sophmore. I am thinking I may end up selling off the hobby farm and pursue other things. Only time will tell where I end up in my pursuit of a good career. Right now I am looking at transfer schools, since I am only 12 classes away from my Associates Degree and the applications process takes months.


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