Should I pull the trigger?

Na. Don't do it. Probably have to pay personal property tax on the tractor and another piece of machinery for your family to include in the estate sale.
 
Actually, Eugene, here in Ohio, we don't have that pesky personal property tax on such possessions. If we did, Bill would have been in trouble long ago.
 
My first farm "job" included driving wagons from the field to the barn. The boss bought a new (used) combine and wanted to see what it could do. Well, this field was 2 miles from the farm and he was filling up the combine and wagons faster than I could transport and empty them.
After exhausting other options to speed things on the JD 2510 like pulling the throttle knob out to get a few extra RPM's, he told me to swap tractors.

Go get the beautifully restored wide front Super MTA. Man that tractor would FLY!
 
Gary Dotson":1r5xqt7x said:
Actually, Eugene, here in Ohio, we don't have that pesky personal property tax on such possessions. If we did, Bill would have been in trouble long ago.
I was trying to be funny. Some times it works, other times not so much.

Missouri, we have to list ag machinery on our holdings for personal property tax. My antique working tractors, I pay a couple dollars a year property tax for each tractor. Enough on taxes.

Son and I are considering purchasing a 3-point back hoe and a larger tractor. Considering an M to carry the back hoe.
 
Gary Dotson":1ncly8vt said:
Actually, Eugene, here in Ohio, we don't have that pesky personal property tax on such possessions. If we did, Bill would have been in trouble long ago.
Personal property tax??? :shock:
What the heck? Don’t tell NJ about that!
 
Lt.Mike":14x10n09 said:
Barnyard":14x10n09 said:
I have always wanted one since my dad used one on our farm years ago.
You need a reason beyond this?
Seems like you’ve made the most convincing argument for bringing it home. ;)


I second this .
 
I know where dad's super M is. But what would I do with it? The 404 sits most of the time. Dad had am M as well as the super M. The difference is worth the money. Vern
 
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