Re: Notice how the old iron is not as easy to use as you get old

Posted by jerry he on August 29, 2014 at 05:36:26 from (74.34.72.128):

In Reply to: Notice how the old iron is not as easy to use as you get old posted by JD Seller on August 28, 2014 at 20:57:50:

I take it you do not have a front mounted four row cultivator on a Farmall M with no power steering, my Great Grandpa would have loved to have one. Now you can appreciate the differences in the old iron when it was new. Not to start a color war, but look at the different options and operator comfort of these tractors when they were new. Why would anyone even have a two cylinder JD if you had to back wagons as you have to look back and push forward. Case came out with the 400 and the era of the foot clutch was born for them. IH had it long before. Oliver had smooth power long before anyone else, the seats sucked. All had good points and bad

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