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Re: Got myself a Farmal 100 w/ Fast Hitch and equi
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Posted by Scott on June 24, 2004 at 04:14:39 from (205.188.117.22):
In Reply to: Got myself a Farmal 100 w/ Fast Hitch and equip posted by Ramon on June 23, 2004 at 09:03:17:
Cann't see the need for two tractors! How can anyone get by with just one tractor. Think of the cub as a investment for your old age. How about if the 100 needs to take a day off? What I tell my wife is that the family that plows together stays together. We got his and her tractors and she goes to tractor shows with me now. She started off with why do you want that old junk for and is now hauling a bucket around so she can get on and off her cub easily. Helpful hint, if she bulks at getting on a tractor, tell her ok, and that you understand she is to old to use a tractor. You might end up with another.
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