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Re: Never buy a tractor on steel?
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Posted by old on November 30, 2003 at 19:40:53 from (63.190.96.121):
In Reply to: Never buy a tractor on steel? posted by farmerjohn on November 30, 2003 at 18:16:17:
I agree with the other 2 guys, I have 2 tractors on steel and both are old 1935 JD-B and a 1938 F12 both show little or no where on the rear ends etc. You keep buying rubber tired tractors and we will keep buying the steel and haveing more fun and maybe even makeing a few $$ at the same time. Please don't be offended just what I've learned over the years steel is as good as rubber if it was made to be that way. Just think dozers have been that way forever.
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