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Jerry

12-04-2003 18:27:29

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Super MTA on eBay, item #2579176923, must have gold pistons! Owner starting the bidding at $9500.00

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12-04-2003 21:36:56

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Re: Gold pistons!?! in reply to Jerry, 12-04-2003 18:27:29

This Dude is nuts!!

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Van

12-04-2003 18:35:42

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Re: Gold pistons!?! in reply to Jerry, 12-04-2003 18:27:29

Jerry,
I alsmost has gold pistons, I have one of those on LP and mine is a little rarer than thiers. His price is still way too high and what is bad is he will find himself a fool in time and probably get it. Yuppies are doing the same things to classic tractors that they did to cars, which is putting them out of everybody elses range.

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riverrat

12-05-2003 02:07:34

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Re: Re: Gold pistons!?! in reply to Van, 12-04-2003 18:35:42

Don't get me going on those friggin' yuppies. They come up here from Jersey and the city and buy up the old farms trying to be a "farmer". "I'm gonna milk me some cows now! I'm a farmer cause I have a tractor" Then they find out how much work can be involved and sell out, sell the land for development and sit back like they did before where they came from. I hate 'em.

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riverbend

12-05-2003 10:15:17

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Re: Re: Re: Gold pistons!?! in reply to riverrat, 12-05-2003 02:07:34

Don't be so hard on them guys. I'm hoping that when my knees and back are too shot to do this anymore, one of those rich wannabe farmers is going to come along and make us millionaires.

Greg

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Van

12-05-2003 04:58:42

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Re: Re: Re: Gold pistons!?! in reply to riverrat, 12-05-2003 02:07:34

Riverrat,
Exactly my point! They do the same thing to whatever is hip at the time, old cars, tractors, FARMS. Then when it becomes a chore they bale out and a new subdivision sprouts up where a beuatiful farm once was bringing city people who are "hunters" and the damn ATV riding kids. Most of them have never worked a honest day in thier lives, physical work that is.

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12-05-2003 12:20:55

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Gold pistons!?! in reply to Van, 12-05-2003 04:58:42

My favorite is the yups that buy a small amount of land, buy a couple of horses and a tractor and they are "farmers". They register their trucks as Farm Trucks, buy garbage for those stupid horses at Tractor Supply as Ag use avoiding tax, write off who knows what on their yearly taxes as Farm expense. I see Suburbans driven by soccor moms full of their snot nose kids with Farm tags on them. Yeah them people are really contributing to Agriculture with their useless horses aint they?

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Van

12-05-2003 21:50:55

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Gold pistons!?! in reply to KX, 12-05-2003 12:20:55

KX
You said it better than I did. You shot that one right between the eyes!

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Wide Open

12-05-2003 17:09:27

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Gold pistons!?! in reply to KX, 12-05-2003 12:20:55

I couldn't have said it better!!!! You hit the nail on the head with that one.

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r190

12-05-2003 20:28:52

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Gold pistons!?! in reply to Wide Open, 12-05-2003 17:09:27

when they buy "horse" straw for 3.50 a bale I think they can haul it with the suburban any day they want

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Jerry Ikemire

12-08-2003 07:38:36

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Gold pistons!?! in reply to r190, 12-05-2003 20:28:52

I know I started this about the $9500 SMTA, but a thought just hit me. What if the guy loves his tractor and his wife told him to sell it. He says O.K. to passify her, but prices it so high no one will buy it! Win win for him. Naw, the yuppy thing is more than likely it. I wonder if the tires have seen REAL mud. Not the stuff the street cleaner left against the curb! I can imagine the guy calling the family out to watch him use the TA as he crawls through "mud".

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