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07-31-2011, 04:00 PM #11Platinum Member
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- Kubota B2630, '53 Farmall Super H, '47 Farmall AI, '44 Farmall A
Re: Deep Philosophical Question about Tractors
Ha Ha! You're absolutely right!!thats because us tractor guys would ignore the bikini girl,am give the tractor a complete going over.
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07-31-2011, 04:29 PM #12Veteran Member
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- Kioti LK3054xs TLB, 2004
Re: Deep Philosophical Question about Tractors
Maybe car guys are smarter?
I can't think of to many other reasons to be honest.Joel
2004 Kioti LK3054XS TLB
Woods Box Blade
York rake
60 inch king kutter tiller
- Kioti Hauler-less
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07-31-2011, 07:35 PM #13Platinum Member
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- Kubota 2320
Re: Deep Philosophical Question about Tractors
Oh the advertising works in the female direction also . Own our car girls, and you will look just like the girl standing by our car .
There are old sailors and there are bold sailors, but there are no old, bold sailors.
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B2320, 48 " Woods Brushbull, LA304 loader, modified Kingkutter carryall, Middle Buster
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07-31-2011, 07:41 PM #14Veteran Member
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- 53 Cub, 70's JD 410, Kioti 25hst
Re: Deep Philosophical Question about Tractors
I like her rollover protection..
Originally Posted by gwdixon
Kioti CK 25 Hydro: box blade, brush hog, rake, roto-till, grapple, bucket forks, de-stump cyl, Wallenstein Chipper
John Deere 410 Backhoe Loader: 25 hoses ready to blow
Thus by the beneficence of Providence, we shall behold our empire arising, founded on justice and the voluntary consent of the people, and giving full scope to the exercise of those faculties and rights which most ennoble our species.
Samuel Adams
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07-31-2011, 10:42 PM #15Elite Member
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- 2003 New Holland TC30
Re: Deep Philosophical Question about Tractors
Tractors are still relatively new as a market. The old market was for agriculture. Now it is shifting to add older men with some money to spend and a bit of land to play on. As time goes on there will probably be pin-up and calendar girls thrown in, along with side ads for geritol, heart pills, and viagara!
2003 NH TC30, International Agritech 5' Bushhog, Carryall, Camo brush trailer, Gravel gravity dump trailer, International single plow, International disc harrow, Bucket mount Snowbear snowplow, hiller/bedder, Craftsman ZTL 7000, CCRT4, My favorite 20oz hammer I left on the woodpile a month ago.
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07-31-2011, 11:54 PM #16Platinum Member
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Re: Deep Philosophical Question about Tractors
To be completely literal and realistic, tractors aren't associated with sex. Muscle cars are.
Why? Look at the sites and publications associated with each. Muscle cars are all about riding them up and down the city streets hoping they attract attention. Most "muscle" cars are owned by middle/older aged men. In general, young guys don't have the disposable income necessary for a muscle car fetish. Older guys, less attractive to the model-type girl, do. For gear-heads with extra money who pine for fantasies in their younger years.......a gal in a bikini is perfectly placed.
For a guy needing to cut 40 acres and dig a tank on a budget.............bikini gals are they furthest thing from their mind at that point. For tractors, work is implied and expected. For muscle cars, quite the opposite, it's leisure and fantasy time.
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08-01-2011, 12:34 AM #17Platinum Member
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Re: Deep Philosophical Question about Tractors
Please do not tell my female neighbor this. Apparently she is quite confused.
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08-01-2011, 06:04 AM #18Super Member
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Re: Deep Philosophical Question about Tractors
In MY world, they're waiting for me in the barn.....
At least a man can still have dreams anyway.............
There are three kinds of men;
1.) The ones that learn by reading
2.) The few who learn by observation
3.) The rest of them have to pee on the electric fence for themselves.
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08-02-2011, 11:48 PM #19Veteran Member
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Re: Deep Philosophical Question about Tractors
NO more excuses for putting off that barn build, should I go with a pole building or stick frame FJ? Originally Posted by Farmwithjunk
In MY world, they're waiting for me in the barn.....
At least a man can still have dreams anyway.............
Make welfare as hard to get as a building permit
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08-03-2011, 11:03 AM #20Elite Member
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Re: Deep Philosophical Question about Tractors
What we've done in the back seats of our tractors is nobody else's business.
The system isn't broken...
...it's fixed!
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