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In the words of a good friend I'll set the scene. Born and bred in England, I have worked in the construction industry all my life and have been lucky enough to own the company I worked for. I retired to America two years ago with my family to escape the fast life of England and look after my parents, who were here. That's another story. By the way retired at 40, I said I would do it. In 1998 I came on holiday and bought 40 acres of land with 2000 ft of river frontage. It felt like I had a calling, I don't know. The fast life of Europe fast bikes, nice cars, I still love them but I have a new love - Mother Earth and my 1948 Ford 8N. Mac Clarke, AL, entered 2000-09-05
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Tractors and Winter - by Staff. Unfortunately, tractors and winter don't mix well. It seems that I can start out with my tractors in great running condition but sometime during the long cold dark winter they quickly revert to the lawn-art category. The lack of running, cold weather, and admitted neglect all take their toll on a machine. If you are lucky enough to not need your tractors during the winter months you can perform a few simple maintenance items to winterize and come spring have them going by reversing the process. If you need your tractor in ready-to-run condition (like that
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