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hay mower

06-17-2005 18:48:00




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need info about the ride, pig roast and pull on 2/3 july at Horse Shoe Bend Ar. info please!




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piston

06-19-2005 06:29:44




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 Re: tractor ride and pull in reply to hay mower, 06-17-2005 18:48:00  
the tractor drive starts at 10;am sat.morning it will go from horseshoe 13 miles to melbourne have lunch furnished by local car dealer, return to h.s. that afternoon, dance fireworks that night, tractor pull is at 2. pm sunday afternoon, because of prior scheculeing, track is beside airport runway, behind shappy mart 66 station, will have lights, using al Mahnke sled, out of coulterville, ILL. come enjoy a wk end of fun

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Lamont

06-19-2005 15:32:00




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 Re: tractor ride and pull in reply to piston, 06-19-2005 06:29:44  
Wish I could be there. That sounds like a lot of fun. I sure hope no one mistakes the track for a runway and lands an airplane in there on ya'll. Have a good'n.



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piston

06-19-2005 19:23:16




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 Re: tractor ride and pull in reply to Lamont, 06-19-2005 15:32:00  
lamount you are so full of it everybody knows you cant land a plane on 300 ft. track



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Lamont

06-20-2005 04:03:24




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 Re: tractor ride and pull in reply to piston, 06-19-2005 19:23:16  
If you fly like I do you could land a plane in less than 300 feet. Of course, there would not be any survivors. Just be sure when ya'll hook those tractors to the sled that none of them have wings on 'em. See ya.



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