The fact tractors are collected is sort of an up side down deal anyway.My dad and myself when I was young on the farm looked at a tractor as just another tool on the farm to get things done we needed done.Then I got into British cars in high school in the 60's did them for about 15 years,then I found a few old tractors that weren't common got them running and sort of got into the tractor thing shows started up etc etc.My dad never did see anything to the collecting of old iron,in his opinion use it until it wears out and buy another one.So now its sort of come full circle most of the young folks that didn't grow up with these old tractors don't see much to trying to keep them around.And why would they really? Antique computers don't hold any interest for me.I had a pretty good group of older 30's and 40's tractors I sold off as I got tired of just seeing them sit there with no useful purpose and have bought tractors from the 60's and 70's I can use on my farm enjoy them a whole lot more.So that's the way its evolved for me.
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