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Super WHAT?! Super WHY?!
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Posted by Mikey D on August 09, 2006 at 12:42:54 from (65.0.131.254):
I see these boys bidding on ebay on super M's and super H's, bidding the big bucks on them. I guess the value is the live hydraulics??? But, I see quite a few of these "Supers" are apparently PH 1 models, since I can clearly see there is no reservoir under the gas tank. Why would they bid so high if it was a ph 1 and not equipped with live hydraulics? Do they not notice? Or, is there something I am missing here?
I must admit, I can get pretty excited about a ph 2 super M or super H, but not a ph 1. I'd just as soon have a late regular M or H for a lot less money, which seem like darn nice tractors to me anyway.....
Mike
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