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Farmalls Vs the Johnny Poppers
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Posted by Ron H. on February 02, 2004 at 05:50:41 from (208.59.157.151):
I've heard a lot about the old JD 2 cylinders. They had better hydraulics, live pto, more weight at the rear than a farmall, more comfortable seat, better controls, etc. What is it that farmall guys love about their tractors??? I don't want to come across as harsh-cause that's not what my aim is here. Hundreds of thousands of Farmall M's were produced. Why couldn't these same people who brought the M's gone to the JD dealer and bought a "better" tractor (JD 60)--What attracted them to the farmall M rather than to the JD 60? Thank you for any input here. Again, I am not aiming to attack and preferences here, I am just seeking other opinions. Thanks. --Ron H.
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