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Re: being obnoxious/OT


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Posted by dad's88 on April 11, 2007 at 20:09:10 from (152.163.100.14):

In Reply to: being obnoxious/OT posted by n8terry on April 11, 2007 at 16:01:17:

I'm a "tractor guy" who grew up on an OLIVER powered farm but as a kid I had just about every color of toy tractor and I loved them all. My pedal tractor was an 806 Farmall because I missed the Farmall H that dad traded off in 1964. I always liked to say I never met a tractor I didn't like, but some owners, now that's a different story. Since you put the question in refrence to John Deere owners I'd like to comment on that. There is a post a few under this one that asks the question of what is your favorite tractor. That's a far better question in my opinion than what is the best tractor. However the author and some of the respondents boldly proclaim that the 4010 and 4020 are what drove the other tractor companies out of business. Do you people who collect John Deere really have this sort of mind set? If the answer is yes do you have to ask why collectors of other brands feel as if SOME of you JD guys look down your nose at us? If you were to listen to some of the comments made you would swear that Deere owners feet don't touch the ground when they walk. Any way I hope you understand that I'm sincere in my reply to your question. I like John Deere tractors just fine...........;


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