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Tom from Ontari

02-06-2000 19:45:59




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Does anyone know of a site for potato machinery? I have floundered around the net looking and using any search words I could think of but came back to the place where I know someone can help. The 2 row Dahlmann planter has to go as it's spacing is a cruel joke. The boss wants to see how hard it would be to find a 4 row Gruse as he has heard good things of them. Any leads appreciated and price is definitely a factor. Tom

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Brian

02-08-2000 12:17:18




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 Re: Potato Machinery Site? in reply to Tom from Ontario, 02-06-2000 19:45:59  
Tom,
Gruse is an excellent planter. My company fitted electric vibrating panels and monitoring systems for the importers here in England. Everyone I know has a good word for them.
Grimme "badge engineered" them and sell them now.
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Brian



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Tom from Ontario -Thanks Brian

02-08-2000 20:23:49




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 Re: Re: Potato Machinery Site? in reply to Brian, 02-08-2000 12:17:18  
Brian: Thanks. The boss has planted with everything from his present Dahlmann to a McConnell to an Iron Age to a John Deere to an IH . He claims the best of them all was His Grandad's Massey Harris, but 3 acres a day was real good going with it. I have been trying to find a site even on the used equipment scene. So far, no soap. Tom



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Wayne

02-07-2000 02:24:25




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 Re: Potato Machinery Site? in reply to Tom from Ontario, 02-06-2000 19:45:59  
Try eharvest.com they might be of some help.



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