My grandfather bought a first year Farmall Cub for his small side-hustle farm. It was the first thing I learned to drive, when I was maybe ten. Had to mostly stand on the floorboard to drive it because the seat was too far back for a kid. I loved the whiny sound of that little four-cylinder engine! I can remember that engine sound as clear as day even now. We used that thing for at least thirty years until my dad sold it when he closed up the farm. Sold it for way more than grandpa originally paid for it, too. I wish we had kept it...would be very handy on my acreage lot now, for sure.
No, I don't believe that guy about the Cat D7 I really don't believe him but don't say anything bad about the Cat D7 and if it has bad lift cylinders change them not that hard
My grandfather bought a first year Farmall Cub for his small side-hustle farm. It was the first thing I learned to drive, when I was maybe ten. Had to mostly stand on the floorboard to drive it because the seat was too far back for a kid. I loved the whiny sound of that little four-cylinder engine! I can remember that engine sound as clear as day even now. We used that thing for at least thirty years until my dad sold it when he closed up the farm. Sold it for way more than grandpa originally paid for it, too. I wish we had kept it...would be very handy on my acreage lot now, for sure.
No, I don't believe that guy about the Cat D7 I really don't believe him but don't say anything bad about the Cat D7 and if it has bad lift cylinders change them not that hard