Are LA Case tractors rare? I have 2 of them that are complete. I was just doing an inventory of what we have accumulated in the Panhandle and it is time to clean house. There are several IH M's, 400, 450, MH, JD, MM, etc tractors in various states of needing repairs. Actually there are 30 of them, many are LP's. My wife tells me I am getting to old to keep buying and storing tractors in Texas, we live in Pa., but I am an addict I guess. Anyone else have this problem?
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Nancy Howell
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We quit buying tractors when we ran out of room.
We have 14 vintage JDs.
We have 14 vintage JDs.
Fritz Maurer
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build another shed
Excuse me, what did you say the problem was ?
I have heaps too... but never thought of it as a problem. What I consider a problem is those who throw away everything and just buy new stuff. It is good for a few investors who has 2, 3, or more houses and apartments in the million dollar class around the world. But, it is not good for the little mans economy, it is not good for world economy, and it is not good for the resource situation in the world.
If people can for a second be honest, all this Chinese garbage that is flooding the market is the major reason the world economy does not raise again. We in the west has bought too much low quality garbage for so many years now, that has to be replaced at an unheard rate, that the western world are down on it's knees, and will never raise again unless someone shift the spoon over to the right hand.
People simply need to take care of what they have.
Bill
Anonymous-0
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Well shoot, just buy more land.
Some will say rare, others will say there are a lot of them. I would guess that out west on the big farms they were the normal model like the SC would be in the small farms of the east where we never seen any L-LA tractors but then out west on the big farms I dought that you would see the SC either so depends on area of country. This was row crop-livestalk area and you never seen a S either but then in other areas I would guess there were many S's.
James Howell
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We've already tried that.
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bobs old iron
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there was two old saying: he who dies with the most toys/ [the most money] wins,,,, well, i have a different saying,,,he who dies with the most toys enjoyed his life/// he who dies with the most money never enjoyed life,,,,my brother, he"s a couch potato with high blood pressure, I'm a little over weight and active, he can't figure out why i don't.... he's always bitching about my stuff, think i go out and see what i can buy next, raise his blood pressure more,lol, even though i'm almost broke, i'm happy,, pic of a few of my toys, boat, r-v, w-6.lol.
bobs old iron
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looks like their is plenty of land to build more sheds,,,lol
Larry NEIL
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Never liked that word "vintage" since I'm 69.
I must be "vintage too! :>)
I must be "vintage too! :>)
John Harmon
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Wait till you arrive at 74,then get back to us on that vintage thing. 5 more years and you should have it all figuresd out.JH 74 and counting.
Anonymous-0
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The name of the game is being happy, Bobs.As long as you have enough money to live on, the rest is surplus.
I have three machine sheds full, four barns that you can hardly see through, and two sheds rented. I figured the square footage out last winter. I was thinking about putting up a big hoop style building to get everything home and sorted out. I have a little over 35,000 square feet of space stacked full. It gave me a head ache so I just quit thinking about it. Plus with it all spread out the wife does not seem to get as excited about it. LOL
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