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Re: decisions, decisions---problem Ford NAA
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Posted by Don Benson on May 21, 2007 at 10:37:17 from (71.122.199.158):
In Reply to: decisions, decisions---problem Ford NAA posted by Tim, Ohio on May 21, 2007 at 08:31:56:
Depends on how critical it is to have that tractor running at a particular time. If it is critical to you lively hood get a new one!! if it is for chores around the farm you may want to keep it. My friend has a 2 year old john deer and his payments are 500 a month, he went to trade it in on a new tractor and his 22,000 tractor is only worth 17,000. You may have to put money in the old NAA but it isnt depreciating and collecting interest, my 2 cents
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