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Posted by Bill(Wis) on July 09, 2004 at 12:18:14 from (167.206.63.162):
In Reply to: Question for new tractor buyers--a little long... posted by Wayne on July 07, 2004 at 20:59:35:
You're forgetting that those Sweet Old Babies you're riding around on were themselves shiny, new tractors at one time. I will agree, however, that once live PTO & Hyd, 3 pt, PS, rubber tires, electric starters & lights, cabs, etc. became common, it made less sense to buy new. In fact I believe that's probably what happened. Explains why there are so many tractors of that era still around. Also don't forget that farmers have always wanted more power. Sometimes the only way to get it is to buy new.
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