Posted by cj in wisconsin on December 20, 2007 at 11:09:19 from (208.157.174.125):
In Reply to: popularity? posted by TroyR on December 20, 2007 at 09:03:15:
Man you know how to load a question, you might as well ask what beer is the best. I agree with some of the guys when they say it all depends on the local dealer. I am in norhtern Wi. and have had just about every kind of dealer within 100 miles, So the most popular tractor is whatever dealer was in business at the time, around here CO OP was pretty popular because they sold them at a nearby feedmill. But in other parts of the country nobody ever even saw one. I have red ones, blue ones, green ones, orange ones, and gray ones and they are all popular with me!!!!
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