Posted by larry@stinescorner on April 18, 2015 at 18:40:47 from (71.187.236.89):
this is a picture of one of the chinese tractors my brother and nephew bought,they bought three of them,one was damaged in the crate and they used some of it for parts,two are running good,diesel, 4wd,new but were sitting in a warehouse for quite some time. Now,,,,,heres what I need help thinking about,,,,my brother had an offer from someone who wants to buy it,,,,he said I could have it for 1500 dollars,he will bring it and the parts tractor to PA,I think he might have offerd because if it stays outside and the parts tractor too,they will deteriorate,and he knows I will keep it inside in PA. I have some pros and cons on the idea,,,,so here goes,,,,,pros,,,,,the tiller I have is a little too narrow for the Ford 2000,even with the back wheels sdjusted all the way in,,,the chinese tractor has a narrow wheel base,a really low 1st gear and a two speed pto..it should be good for the tiller?and I Have a one row 3 pt cultivator,the chinese tractor may be better with that than the Ford? I wouldnt have to plow or do anything to strenuos ,the Ford will keep doing that......Cons,,,,,,,Its Chinese,,,,I have spent plenty fixing up the buildings at the farm last fall,,,,I really dont (need ) another toy? Help me think on it?//,,,,,
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this is a picture of one of the chinese tractors my brother and nephew bought,they bought three of them,one was damaged in the crate and they used some of it for parts,two are running good,diesel, 4wd,new but were sitting in a warehouse for quite some time. Now,,,,,heres what I need help thinking about,,,,my brother had an offer from someone who wants to buy it,,,,he said I could have it for 1500 dollars,he will bring it and the parts tractor to PA,I think he might have offerd because if it stays outside and the parts tractor too,they will deteriorate,and he knows I will keep it inside in PA. I have some pros and cons on the idea,,,,so here goes,,,,,pros,,,,,the tiller I have is a little too narrow for the Ford 2000,even with the back wheels sdjusted all the way in,,,the chinese tractor has a narrow wheel base,a really low 1st gear and a two speed pto..it should be good for the tiller?and I Have a one row 3 pt cultivator,the chinese tractor may be better with that than the Ford? I wouldnt have to plow or do anything to strenuos ,the Ford will keep doing that......Cons,,,,,,,Its Chinese,,,,I have spent plenty fixing up the buildings at the farm last fall,,,,I really dont (need ) another toy? Help me think on it?//,,,,,