might be moving

Decisions are at the front door. Job offer in Denver and I own a nice little acreage outside Lincoln. Doubt I can afford an acreage out there in Denver so.... What would a 49 M distilate be worth with an f10 farmhand, if I sold it. Otherwise I'll find someplace in western Nebraska to store it.

If I did happen across an acreage out there it might be nice to have that old tractor with the loader because I have a pole barn disassembled in my other barn which I could put up with that high lifting loader.

Would the tractor operate different out there as far as altitude adjustments?

What would it cost to have someone transport it out there?

Love nebraska for lots of reasons but job offer is considerably higher even with the adjusted cost of living so I must give it serious consideration.

Thanks for any advice. scott

I appreciate the input from everyone. The grass probable is greener on the otherside but I do need to consider this. I really don't have much of a chance to move up where I'm at unless I move. Otherwise I am stuck for the next 10 years.

Overwelming calls to stay in Nebraska, and it is a good life and the rat race can be kept at an arms length.

Basically, if I'm hearing the sentimentality correct .... increased salary does not mean an increase in the quality of a life. I guess I will give it thought over the weekend. Thanks fellas.

We had people to take transfers to DC and commuted every day. They were taking the train and had to leave around 5 am and then get over to the Pentagon by 8am and getting back to their cars by 7pm provided the trains were not late. It's nothing worse than having a job you hate to go to. Hal PS: That's why I stayed at the same job for 43 years, that included 2 years in the Army during the Korean War.

We moved from ND to AZ because we wanted the so-called "high paying" jobs. Complete BS. The housing market is so far out of reach that the extra salary is nothing.

Keep the tractor, live a simple life in Nebraska. I will be working here a few more years until I can save up enough $$ to move back to ND and live the truly simple life...

And besides, there is no way I will raise my kids in the city. I want my kids to know something about life besides video games and concrete parks.

A. You might find some acreage outside of Denver.
B. Situations change. Who knows where you'll be in two, three, five years?
C. If stored inside, the old girl will only gain in value.

I sold my '42 H with Stanhoist in '93 when I moved to a city in Florida. Now have a few acres in the woods--man, I wish I had that H!

steveormary