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Posted by Ross on January 02, 2006 at 12:34:32 from (69.44.24.107):
In Reply to: Re: re-entering old tractors(?); current availabil posted by Allan in NE on January 02, 2006 at 01:43:26:
Allan I've got to take a serious disagreeing with your statement that H's and M's are useless today. Almost every farmer I know has one whether it's raking hay, spraying crops, running an auger, backing/moving wagons there are plenty of uses for those tractors. I've seen plenty of hay baled behind a H with a 24T pulling a wagon this year. That same H pulled a pull type mower mowing ditches and then ran an auger during harvest. Those old Farmalls are dirt simple, they start well year round and they don't use a lot of fuel. Sorry an H or M may not fit Dennis's bill but they're certainly not useless. Dennis I've got a Oliver 55 I use for the same jobs you're describing and I love it. Ross
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