I would like to have at least one of every brand but I have this little practical voice that keeps telling me I have too many tractors that don't contribute to my farming operation already. One tractor I'd like to own is a Minneapolis U because a close neighbor had one when I was a little kid and I thought that U was the biggest tractor in the world. I blew it a few years ago when I didn't bid on anything at an old far neighbor's estate sale that had a bunch of Minnies in the 40's to early 50's vintage. A couple or more of them were U's with a couple of UB's mixed in. They were going for $400-$500 and I just happened to be in a non-buying mood that day so I didn't raise my hand. The U's were not painted but most of them ran like a top, he was an excellent mechanic. I could have driven one of them the ten miles home with no worries whatsoever about having trouble. I do have Oliver, Deere, Case, Massey, IH and my son's wife has a 9N. If I was looking for a new tractor it would be New Holland IF I had a close dealer network with GOOD dealers. I do not have that close dealer network and the closet dealer has a bad attitude, in my mind anyway so that rules out blue tractors. There that's tractor related!
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