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Posted by Leo S on August 23, 2005 at 18:45:03 from (64.33.238.23):
I'd like your opinion about something. I am seeing more and more ads saying "parts from low-hour 1952 Farmall H" or "1949 Farmall M, real good shape, low-hour tractor". I get a real kick out of these ads. My opinion: You had better owned it for it's entire life, and wrote down how many hours it ran as you drove it to church each Sunday if you want to call a 50-plus year-old tractor that didn't come with an hour meter, a low-hour tractor. These machines were bought to work hard and feed a family. Although they were not normally abused, they were certainly WELL USED. I think it takes a lot of 'nads to call these hororable work-horses "low-hour" to try to make a buck. Just my opinion. your thoughts? Leo S
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