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Re: Collector value vs. practical use value
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Posted by JOHN (LA) on September 19, 2003 at 07:10:06 from (67.35.114.91):
In Reply to: Collector value vs. practical use value posted by Indydirtfarmer on September 19, 2003 at 04:01:53:
I thing I would have to sort a agree with you. The full size tractor dealers have been building bigger and better every year. They have left the homeowner out sized and out priced trying to keep pace with the very large farms of today. This has opened a market for the large lawn mower makers. (IE: Kubota)
Will the price on full size keep going up? That is hard to say. As long as people are willing to buy a Kubota (I am not: makes me feel like I am on a pony instead of a horse.) and as long as people like you and me keep pulling 8N”s out of some mud hole where it has been for 30 years the price may stay in check. We are creating an ever-increasing amount of refurbished machines and Kubota is taking the demand away. I also think that Kubota will not let the price of full size go through the roof. If they see where the demand is there at a high price range they will start building full size.
QUESTION: WHY DOES A TRACTOR NEED GPS?????????
Has the farms got that big you need it to find your house? Ha Ha!!!!!!!!!!!
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