Who cares what color it is?

MossRoad · Sep 12, 2003

With my first garden tractor, all my implements were the same color because they were all made by the same manufacturer, Simplicity.

My second tractor is a big yellow IH tractor/loader. The implements are red because I bought them at TSC and they are Huskie brand.

My current tractor implements are all black because they were all made by the manufacturer of the tractor, Power Trac.

It doesn't matter to me what color they are if they work well. But it is still nice looking if they all match. It just looks good! See for yourself! /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

RichZ · Sep 16, 2003

I am a neophyte part-time farmer, hoping to become (ASAP) a neophyte full time farmer. What's important to me is that my implements preform the task I bought them for as efficiently as possible, and to buy the implement for the best price possible. Color is not important whatsoever. I have one green tractor (Oliver), one gray tractor (Ferguson), and will eventually have many more, and their colors aren't important either. My implements run the spectrum of colors. In fact, the only time I paint an implement is when the rust may cause the implement to wear more or break. Then I spray paint it with what ever color spray paint I find for the cheapest price. I learned how to be frugal from my very successful full time farmer friends. That's how they do it. So that's how I do it.

Best bang for the buck, now that's important!!!

Tonester · Sep 16, 2003

Now if y'all wanted matching colors 'n' stuff, you should paint the tractor and all implements Leopard or Zebra or Cow...

THAT would be matching and WAY cool...

Just my 2 cents....

I'm kidding of course (or am I?)