Is is normal to love your tractor??

RoyJackson · Feb 18, 2015

See...JDgreen227 is too cheap to buy Viagra (being an old guy who needs it)...so, 30 minutes or so on the green machine is enough to get him ready for action with the soon to be Mrs. JDGreen227

JDgreen227 · Feb 18, 2015

RoyJackson said:
See...JDgreen227 is too cheap to buy Viagra (being an old guy who needs it)...so, 30 minutes or so on the green machine is enough to get him ready for action with the soon to be Mrs. JDGreen227

Hey Roy....I only need one tractor to get ready, and how many do you have??? :laughing:

RaydaKub · Feb 18, 2015

RetiredCarGuy said:
Does the tractor that you love so much have a gender?

Please explain.

The 'other woman' is named Keiko (kay-ko).

coobie · Feb 18, 2015

JDgreen227 said:
The actual air temperature here is minus 2 degrees, according to my phone. I was standing out in the barn beside my Deere as it warmed up, it started with no block heater, nothing except a battery tender. The hourmeter (it's a 2002 model) reads 1304.5....and it hit me than in all those years and hours, my tractor has NEVER failed in any way...it has always started, always been dead reliable, always done everything I have demanded of it...and has never disappointed me in any way. Repairs have cost me $50 (two MMM deck clevis welds had to be reinforced) over 1304.5 hours, everything else has been normal maintenance.

Call me weird if you so choose....but how can I NOT love my tractor?

I love my tractor because it has a cab.Tomarrows temps with wind chill will be around - 30 below,yes I love my tractor.

RetiredCarGuy · Feb 19, 2015

What is the pet name of the tractor(s) we love?

J_J · Feb 19, 2015

Now, there was a song about a truck years ago, but it might relate to a tractor.

It went something like this.

I love my truck, my truck loves me.

You have to question that last part.

jonnmero · Feb 24, 2015

JDgreen227 said:
The actual air temperature here is minus 2 degrees, according to my phone. I was standing out in the barn beside my Deere as it warmed up, it started with no block heater, nothing except a battery tender. The hourmeter (it's a 2002 model) reads 1304.5....and it hit me than in all those years and hours, my tractor has NEVER failed in any way...it has always started, always been dead reliable, always done everything I have demanded of it...and has never disappointed me in any way. Repairs have cost me $50 (two MMM deck clevis welds had to be reinforced) over 1304.5 hours, everything else has been normal maintenance.

Call me weird if you so choose....but how can I NOT love my tractor?

So long as you don't plan to make little tractors? Or even think about it!