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Re: 1 tractor or 2?
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Posted by Brokenwrench on August 09, 2005 at 05:06:01 from (69.128.196.17):
In Reply to: 1 tractor or 2? posted by Nathan in Texas on August 08, 2005 at 19:01:47:
I vote for another tractor, especially if the M is the first tractor you`ve owned. I did that, I had a 50, A, and B JD. Thought I`m gonna get rid of all of them and buy a 630 to cover everything I do. I sold/traded all of them and ended up buying a 730 gas. I love the 730, but miss especially the 50. I sold it way too cheap. The bright side is since then we got a late R moline that my grandpa bought new, a CA allis with a belly mower, and a 1085 Massey for the heavier stuff we do. So it seems like once you got the bug, you may as well go with it. You`re gonna end up with more than one anyway. My 2 cents Brokenwrench
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