Just inquiring as to how you based your justification for the 4040 and 3910 as well as the round baler? If you borrowed for it all with out them tools earning their keep, it would be hard to justify. What kind of farming are you looking at? I agree with Gary, which is about what I am doing, paying cash for MOST of what I aquire, and I plan on growing slowly. I wouldnt give up, alot of the guys that gave up when the corn was $1.50 are finding it is a heck of a time to get back in the game with land being locked up and trying to replace that equipment they had, with the demand for used stuff now. Good luck, if you havent I would advise taking a small business management course, or work very closely with some one. Ag land is shrinking and the demand for ag products will only increase in demand , along with it, the benifits should increase as well. Hang in there.
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