I wanna see a set of horses born in the late 40's -early 50's do any where near the work that little Super A is capable of. And lets think about how many teams of horses you would of had to fed and bought over the years to have done all the work that tractor has done or is capable of doing.
I don't think your comparison is equal or clear.
If we are going to make crazy comparisons, lets go ahead and say that a brand new Magnum 335 will out work 20 teams of horses.
I happen to like the little tractors and if you park that little tractor in the barn for a few months before you have time to get back to it, it is still sitting there. Try not feeding your horses for a month or two and see where that gets you. And that little tractor will plow day and night, same tractor no matter who is driving it. I wonder how long a team of horses will do that before they die.
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