Bird
Rest in Peace
I've had a tendency in the past (which I am getting over) to be a little suspicious about "plastic" parts, but I was amazed 30 years ago to learn that Chrysler was using plastic pistons in their front wheel disk brake calipers, and amazed about 3 years ago to learn that Ingersoll-Rand's top of the line half inch air impact wrench has a "composite" body (in fact, it's mostly "plastic" and they also have a 3/8" impact of the same material)./w3tcompact/icons/shocked.gif In selecting a tractor, whether it had metal or plastic parts wouldn't be a serious consideration for me anymore (unless I lived down near the Texas coast where anything metal rusts/w3tcompact/icons/frown.gif).
