AAMISH can't ride on air. some around here use only steel, others somehow streatch a perfectly good looking tractor tire over a steel wheel. some near the in-laws in Ohio use tractors with regular air tires but can't ride bikes. they all have cell phones for their "businesses" . some here can have tractors on steel but cannot use them for field work and use them to grind feed ect. others can drive tractors and use them like cars. many will drive a skid loader backwards down major 2 lane roads with 1 or 2 loaded hay wagons. amazing more aren't hurt.
I wouldn't buy it. in fact we don't by anything from amish. most times we get screwed and that's just simple stuff like honey or furniture. have seen others bad amish transactions.
Well known not to buy amish cars (kids get them when going thru rumspringer (wrong spelling)) as they don't know how to take care of them, buy junk in the 1st place and beat the snot out of them like they do their horses. Tractors would be the same way.. stay away
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