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Posted by A Little respect please...................................Canadian Cowboy. on January 12, 2001 at 19:49:42 from (209.53.125.152):
In Reply to: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Why are the older tractor prices not too much different that the new ones? posted by Burrhead on January 11, 2001 at 20:29:37:
Hey Burhead, Yes the younger generation does understand the value of things. We under stand we have to pay a 100% to 500% more for items your generation has manufactured for us. And you ain't made it any easier by making us work at jobs for the lowest wage grade because you've all decided to hold off retiring and keep working a little longer. Point is we understand perfectly well what the value of things are, just this evening I saw a mf 245 tractor 4sale in the paper with 1800 hrs a fel and rototiller for $19000.oo. Some old guy or yuppie trying to sell it. Hey makes no diff to me, cause i won't be buying it. Just like the guy who started the this post and later on offering up some offencive language, you all asked him show some respect, you should do the same, show the younger generation a little respect to, Heck its trouble enough just trying to make it in a world your generation created. My only hope is that when im at retirement age I will be able to pass along my farmall A tractor that im restoring to my future grand children and they have some place to enjoy driving it.
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