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Anyone who has actually worked with an old tractors knows this feeling. You don’t just start it. You listen first. The sound tells you everything. A slight knock means the injector needs cleaning. A long crank means the battery is tired. New tractors don’t talk like that. Old ones do.

An old tractor carries stories. It remembers seasons. Drought years, good monsoons, late harvests. The paint may be faded, the seat cracked, but the machine still shows up every morning. I’ve seen tractors older than some farmers’ sons still pulling ploughs without complaint. That kind of reliability doesn’t

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