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Re: 800 hp tractor on YT home page
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Posted by Ian Davies on December 17, 2004 at 20:39:24 from (203.96.107.15):
In Reply to: Re: 800 hp tractor on YT home page posted by Redrider on December 17, 2004 at 19:56:46:
But the super C has a better turning circle than that big tractor. back in the good old days too long back before most of you were born tractors were made for one thing only to pull a plough. Now you wipper snappers talk about some air cultivater, thing. ever since Pearl harbour things have gone back in the USA even the chocolate dont taste any good all that BST and when I was a boy we did not have those fancy seats and fancy cabs and the steering was not for week namby pambys. Nothing wrong with a bad back you could talk about and after a few years and a nice ringing sound in the ears to keep you company after the misses croaked after the 12th baby and it was not even a boy. Tractors used gasoline not this bad smelling evil fumed diesel stuff. Merry Christmas. No I dont own a Super C, I own a 674 the most inovative machine since sliced bread and I love anything to make life easier if 800 hp does it so be it.
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