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12-14-2020, 09:00 AM
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I personally feel you have the right to do with your tractor what you want. I don’t go to a car dealership to buy what someone else likes, or needs, I don’t want to watch a tv show that someone else prefers, and so on. So why would I or anyone else do something different than they want to? If a person wanted to, oh say, put a twin in a narrow frame, then do it. Some folks restore tractors to pristine condition and look at it. Some work the devil out of it and tolerate loose steering, leaky tires, and not so shiny paint. Each has a desire to get out of there ownership experience what THEY want, and each in the preceding examples would have differing opinions of the other. So what. I’m sure someone may have thought many decades ago, what a waste of a beautiful block of stone, some idiot chipped it all up and made a stupid statue of some guy named “David”! Create! Some guy decided about 70 years ago to “RUIN” a perfectly good tractor by making it smaller. Thank you to him!
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12-14-2020, 09:21 AM
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mrjeep81,
Agreed. Couldn't have said it better. The joy of ownership. An important factor that Americans can still enjoy.
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