Posted by Bruce from Can. on January 20, 2020 at 09:01:45 from (70.52.186.9):
When I was a kid of say 10, in 1971, the VA Case my dad had seemed like a old tractor, compared to the latest models available. Even though it was only 21 years old. Likewise our next door neighbor had a McCormack W6 and it also seemed old fashioned, without 3pth or live power, but it wasn’t even 20 years old yet at that time. Mean while, any tractors 20-25 years older than these were so old and out dated, few were actually used anymore. Fast forward to 2020. A 40 year old tractor is still very useful, and a twenty year old tractor, built in 2000, looks and works just as well as new tractors. Few would hesitate to jump on a 25 year old JD or CaseIH in 2020, and go work in the field all day, but I doubt many would have been eager to hop on a 25 year old tractor in 1950 , like a 25 Fordson and go ride it all day. Guess I am saying, old tractors don’t seem to appear old and out dated at even 40 years of age, as the tractors we grew up with did
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