Posted by IH fan on November 18, 2012 at 16:10:35 from (108.236.94.129):
In Reply to: just curious. posted by CNKS on November 18, 2012 at 07:37:23:
I think what as popular in your area depended on which dealer was best for service and making deals. We were lucky where I grew up that both the JD and IH dealers were good reliable honest people and had good service and parts departments.
Dad had both JD and IH and no other brands. For years his "bigger" tractors were JD, B, A and 60s and small ones were IH, Cub, C, Super C. He sold out at one time, but got the farm back when the buyer faulted several times on the land contract and then he bought an IH H (which he did not like at all) and later a 460, but even when he didn't have the farm he always had a C or Super C. I had the opportunity over the years of using many different tractors and they pretty much all had things I liked and dis-liked about them.
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