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Re: Tractors at Tractor Supply


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Posted by Old-F20 on April 15, 2013 at 20:25:10 from (71.7.101.5):

In Reply to: Tractors at Tractor Supply posted by James Williams on April 15, 2013 at 06:46:57:

i will agree that the younger generations are pretty clueless and dont pay attention to anything. I am 35 and grew up in Des Mines, so im a 'city kid' but both parents grew up on farms and i bought the one my mom grew up on and have lots of 'junk' out here now.

I had a bonfire party a few years ago for all my motorcycle friends i know and we had about 30 or so people out here, and most evryone of them lives in Des MOines or the surrounding suburbs. I had a few wander into the shed and then yell at me through the door to show them the tractors. to my amazement just about every person there was actually wanting to know about them. I had one girl who is 'high end' and she even asked to drive one around. They actually had a blast with the old stuff.

I think some of it has to do with the setting of the situation. do i think if i took the trcators to town they would have all been so interested? probably not. but since they were out of their 'bubble' they were able to see other things around them

The Tractor supply here is actually in the middle of town and pretty much cater to the yuppie scum horse people that are around. I can find more 'farming' supplies at Lowes than i can at TSC :?


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