Posted by DeltaRed on November 26, 2013 at 07:35:51 from (67.40.59.199):
In Reply to: custom field work posted by gearhead210 on November 26, 2013 at 06:56:19:
I do custom farming to supplement my income.It's not so easy.I charge $75/hr(not enough),Do it by the acre on the bigger jobs.For what you want to do(have fun/excercize tractor) just do it for the gas and maybe 'buck or two'.Organize a plow day....As for "worth buying a tool"It's probably not worth all the money/time "just going to a pull" either.That 'tool' is the reason the tractor exists.A tractor without a 'tool' isnt much more useful than a car.Buy the tool (s),put that tractor to work and ENJOY it for what it was meant to do.Even if it is only once or twice a year...
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