Posted by Mike1972chev on March 06, 2012 at 05:24:17 from (75.149.81.173):
Hey guys,
NOT trying to "pick a fight" here!! lol But back in the day you could buy either a W-6 or M and then a Super W-6 or Super M. I know from my geographic location and my family's background The Farmall M is ALL I ever saw as a kid/young adult around here!!!! I believe the M is way more versatile than the W series.After all,the M is a Farm ALL!! it could do everything in my mind.
That being said,why would one ever have bought a W series tractor for???? I have nothing against them,but they are limited in what they will do.
Are their cases where the W is a BETTER tractor??? (As usuall,looking for "gritty" details. LOL
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