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Re: Never buy a tractor on steel?
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Posted by Guy Fay on November 30, 2003 at 18:31:16 from (169.207.192.231):
In Reply to: Never buy a tractor on steel? posted by farmerjohn on November 30, 2003 at 18:16:17:
I think someone's filled you full of crap. Steel wheels are generally more desireable in the earier tractors as they are rarer to find. Yes, tractors on steel may have more wear and tear on them in the transmission area, but many of these tractors lsted thousands of hours on steel and were designed for them. A tractor designed for rubber that has steel may be a different issue, but an F-Series was designed for steel.
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