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 SE PA | well most of them buy a new one and sell it in a year or two, so they have a "reliable" machine every year with the latest and greatest technology. for example, a big farmer buys a 300,000$ tractor, uses it for one or two years and than sells it for 250,000$ so really he only invested 50,000$, a more believable figure. and because he bought that new tractor he (theoretically) would have less problems, and less downtime, resulting in a higher profit, (hopefully) paying off his investment. but for a new farmer the risk is not worth it. | |
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