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Re: advantages of YT over TT?
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Posted by LazyHorse on June 03, 2001 at 19:57:28 from (208.210.63.52):
In Reply to: advantages of YT over TT? posted by nomad on June 03, 2001 at 15:35:56:
Nomad like a lot of the other guys have said it is a love of the old machines, and also quite cost effective for us small farmers who couldn't afford to practice our hobby if we had to spend a $100,000 on new equipment. Another benefit is these old machines have proved their worth, with many of them being well over 50 years old. I seriously doubt if any of the new fiberglass bodied aluminum engined machines will be around that long.
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