Posted by LAA on August 01, 2016 at 21:37:47 from (130.117.142.131):
In Reply to: Zetor Tractor posted by RockRon on August 01, 2016 at 19:40:36:
I have bought and sold several of them and own a 40 horse ''Zebra'' tractor that is an early 80's Zetor, Southwest Louisiana happens to be an area where they had a lot of popularity so there are quite a few around. I have always dealt with the more or less basic models, 40-85 HP tractors with few frills, they have good dependable hydraulics, PTO operation and engines. The basic model are easy to sell because they are reliable and low priced bushhogging, discing, raking and food plot tractors. When you start looking at the higher end tractors, MFWD, cabs, loaders, etc. it seems like all brands are high priced so in that upper end of the tractor market most people stick with Green,Red,Blue or Orange.
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