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rico304 · 07-23-2005, 12:46 PM

I think the Nebraska testing and opinions valued members of TBN are most definately on topic. I'm still looking / researching for "That perfect tractor". Things like Bob mentioned are what keep me going. Most posts look like" You may want to consider (insert tractor brand)." I don't mind those, but they are of little use to me. I want facts mixed in with that. I can't get educated about tractors if people don't mix in facts, testings, experience, and a personal feeling about the tractor. Most threads consist of very little facts other than I love my tractor. I over research, but that is what I do. Many people want this. It makes no sense to start throwing rocks at people that add facts and personal experience along with opinions. It looks like some people go "Off thread" just to slam others when that is not useful. You all love your tractors or you wouldn't be here writing about them. Just don't go after people because they want to throw in facts. If I were looking for a large AG tractor, I would DEFINATELY want to know about the Nebraska testing. Let the buyer decide what is of value to them.

07-23-2005, 12:46 PM	#27 (permalink)
rico304 Gold Member Join Date: May 2005 Location: Cumberland County, Maine Posts: 305	Re: Which Tractor to Buy I think the Nebraska testing and opinions valued members of TBN are most definately on topic. I'm still looking / researching for "That perfect tractor". Things like Bob mentioned are what keep me going. Most posts look like" You may want to consider (insert tractor brand)." I don't mind those, but they are of little use to me. I want facts mixed in with that. I can't get educated about tractors if people don't mix in facts, testings, experience, and a personal feeling about the tractor. Most threads consist of very little facts other than I love my tractor. I over research, but that is what I do. Many people want this. It makes no sense to start throwing rocks at people that add facts and personal experience along with opinions. It looks like some people go "Off thread" just to slam others when that is not useful. You all love your tractors or you wouldn't be here writing about them. Just don't go after people because they want to throw in facts. If I were looking for a large AG tractor, I would DEFINATELY want to know about the Nebraska testing. Let the buyer decide what is of value to them.