Posted by DR. EVIL on February 25, 2023 at 05:23:17 from (174.194.102.166):
In Reply to: Re: Old toy prices posted by Muir hill 101 on February 20, 2023 at 22:34:03:
WOW, $12 for a scale model Deere R diesel? Spring of 1964 Dad bought me MY Tractor an R, even put Char-Lynn power assist steering on it because the Two foot diameter steering wheel wasn't enough leverage for a small 10 year old to run the thing! Pretty sure that 2 cylinder beast hammering away thru that joke of a muffler for hour after hour is why my ears ring constantly now. No matter what job you had to do that R made it harder and take much more time to complete. We had a gas Super M-TA that I ran some the year before. R should have pulled a 4 bottom plow, and I did for a day or two, in alfalfa sod, 2nd gear and had to drop into 1st on one hill. Rest of the spring I pulled a 3-14 IH #8 plowing old corn ground in 3rd, about 1/2 mph slower than the SM-TA would pull the same plow. The R disappeared with 16 acres left to plow, local road commissioner thought it would work good dragging roads. Yep, at the age of 10 years I should have had a toy R, not a real one. And why ANYONE wanted a real one is a mystery to me.
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