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There’s something about old tractors that doesn’t fade with time. Maybe it’s the sound—a deep, steady thump that newer machines just can’t replicate. Or maybe it’s the way they feel when you’re sitting on them, slightly rough around the edges, but dependable in a way that’s hard to explain unless you’ve spent hours in a field.

I’ve worked with both modern machines and older ones, and I’ll be honest—old tractors have a personality. They demand a bit more attention, sure. But in return, they give you something newer models often don’t: trust built over years of actual work.

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