Tractor Mfr.s Please please

[RayIN]

Do you mind if people seemingly deliberately misspell the tractor manufacturer's name? I see a lot of "Kabota" and "Kaboda" here...
(regardless of their express intention, it screams "embarassed to have a non-USA mfr tractor", sorry to say)

Don't mind a bit, but it really helps when your browser has a spell-check feature; otherwise my posts would be hard to understand.
WhatIdon'tlikeiswhensomeonerunstheirwordsandsentencestogether.

 

[rontaki]

Don't mind a bit, but it really helps when your browser has a spell-check feature; otherwise my posts would be hard to understand.
WhatIdon'tlikeiswhensomeonerunstheirwordsandsentencestogether.

YOU FORGOT ALL CAPS!

 

[CliffordK]

I prefer posters give manufacturer and model, but the topic is frequently in the particular manufacturer sub forum, or specified in the op's about page.

Yep, it is handy. I rarely go into specific forums although sometimes I do. Most of my reading is going to "New Posts". So seeing tractors and models in the title is helpful. Nonetheless, for a lot of things the exact tractor model/manufacturer is irrelevant.

If you ever want somebody to find your topic in the future, then giving as much accurate information as possible is handy. A 3pt is almost the same no matter the tractor, as is ROPS, etc.

 

[sd455dan]

I have noted that almost without fail a topic regarding a particular tractor will denote ONLY the numerical designation for that machine, such as MD2020. I bet that many here do not have such ID info ready to mind. Stating that the machine is in fact a "Cockapoo MD2020" or whatever may well help obtain help from those like myself who habitually just delete such - - - - thanks

Funny... a whole thread started over lack of tractor denotation/information and Geoker's avatar just lists "John Deere", How descriptive.

Good thing Deere only built a single model.