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Re: My goodness!!! Why do these little dudes sell for so much?
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Posted by John Ne. on March 28, 2001 at 15:43:56 from (207.40.14.167):
In Reply to: My goodness!!! Why do these little dudes sell for so much? posted by Poppin' Johnny on March 28, 2001 at 15:30:59:
Johnny, What we got here is a sign of the times. People with little country acreages, that need to open a driveway, mow with a belly mower, maybe clean up after a couple of horses. Just check the prices of a new little John Deere, Kubota, etc. and tack on the price of a little loader blade, etc. Pretty much explains why anyone would pay 7k for the little old dudes. Check the price of a Ford Jubilee! With correct equipment! Same thing, and the little ones around here are scarce because nobody used to consider them a (real) tractor. They couldn't pull a loaded wagon, especially in hills. Barely powerful enough for a long elevator, on the belt. Or a hammer mill corn cruncher. Besides the wives think they're cute, and they can be trailered behind a regular pickup, and fit inside a suburban garage. John, PS give me an IHC M anyday though.
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