Posted by big jt on July 26, 2012 at 21:32:51 from (66.172.207.54):
In Reply to: Toughest Tractor posted by big a on July 26, 2012 at 18:04:10:
Lots of good and bad here. I like my JD 3020, A and Allis WD45's and all the rest.
As to surviving on neglect there is one particular tractor that immediately comes to mind. Local threshing show owns a Oliver 70 and that thing just seems to thrive on it. Everybody and I mean everybody around that show runs it and I think maybe one in a hundred ever check the oil or coolant. It ran all day running support cutting oats Monday and Tuesday. I used it at the end to put away the binder I am responsible for and it had a miss. When I got done opened up the side curtain and one wire was unhooked. Simple fix and I was the first of maybe 5 people that looked into it.
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