Posted by Charlie M on January 17, 2022 at 05:52:48 from (50.49.131.157):
In Reply to: Good bye UPDATE rant posted by grandpa Love on January 17, 2022 at 04:38:52:
I went back and read the guys response and I don't get it. Some people are born to be whiners. There are people in this world that just don't like to see any success by anyone other than themselves. I would bet almost anyone on this board that could save an old tractor and then sell it to make a few bucks would do so without hesitation. I would love to do half of what you do with finding tractors and getting them running and moving them on to someone else. You're the main reason I decided not to sell my Cub last year. Its one of 12 smaller tractors I have and struggle to find use for all of them with the Cub being the hardest since its the smallest but I like hearing your Cub stories and I'm thinking by keeping mine I have a small part in the effort. I do however wish you would buy more IH and less Fords. LOL
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