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I'm sorry 720 deere

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Joel Harman

02-09-2005 05:37:42




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Thanks for your germane comments. I am typing this r e a l s l o w for you so you are not confused.

I'm sorry germane- closely related, pertinent. a remark germane to the subject.

you have the option not to read my comments. Use it. In the future I will put "720deere do not read this" in subject so you are not duped into reading.

Have a deere day, deere.




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720Deere

02-09-2005 19:02:20




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 Re: I'm sorry 720 deere in reply to Joel Harman, 02-09-2005 05:37:42  
Wow, you really can form complete sentences without the use of slang. I knew that you could do it. Now work on that reading comprehension issue and you will go far.

You also had the option not to read my comments, or at least to not respond to them. Funny how everybody else is a puke. Don"t rant about something that you are absolutely wrong about. A clutch is next to impossible to have replaced under warranty. Even if the truck was only 2 months old, the clutch is a wear part and is almost never covered. Read the fine print, vehicle warranties generally do not cover wear parts such as clutch or brakes.

Once again I will state the facts for you. September 1998 to even January 2004 (you said about a year ago) would be over 5 years. You stated yourself that the warranty was 3 years OR 100k miles. You then proceeded to act indignant about the fact that the truck only had 62k miles and was out of warranty after 5 years. You don"t get both. It"s one or the other.

As far as you Jim D in Ohio, SIUYAAGFY!

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Jim D in Ohio

02-09-2005 11:18:23




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 Re: I'm sorry 720 deere in reply to Joel Harman, 02-09-2005 05:37:42  
Way to go Joel...ROTFLMAO...



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