Posted by Andy Martin on December 26, 2007 at 14:52:41 from (63.99.111.188):
In Reply to: Re: Nebraska tests posted by georgeky on December 26, 2007 at 08:27:12:
I suppose the M fuel usage thing was started by tractor salesmen.
I have somehow managed to get by with SM's and M's (of course most have SM innards) quite nicely. It takes me longer to plow and disk but I never did that much anyway, and haying is not a problem except I've never stepped "up" to a disc mower. When I get to wanting to mow in the wet I may have ot get one.
I'm putting a 450D together so we'll see how it does on the round baler. It may go to market with the little piggy if it doesn't do well.
If the SMDTA ever gets fixed it may just loaf around home to avoid getting hit on the highway.
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