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Re: Wardner / Hugh McKay
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Posted by Roger Mills on March 20, 2007 at 07:41:19 from (71.213.68.215):
In Reply to: Wardner / Hugh McKay posted by Mike CA on March 19, 2007 at 15:34:10:
Mike, I, for one, read your questions with much interest. They are intelligent and direct, if a bit windy and nieve, kind of like mine but mine were not always intelligent or perhaps not well thought out. That is not to say stupid, as there is no such thing, only stupid answers. Everyone here had his or her first tractor and was, at some point, in your shoes. For many, that was when these tractors were new and they have heard the same questions 1000's of times. When they give advice it is with the intent of helping. They all love red tractors and get a vicarious thrill when someone comes back with "It runs" or some such. However, if they think you are jumping the gun they will say so, also in hopes of helping. Some are less kind about it than others, or maybe it was just a bad day. Red fever is hard to even slow down and I can say that from experience. I have a JDA, and Cat from 30's, two Avery's and two Ford T's from the teens along with an A ambulance and a couble of airplanes. I love them all, BUT, I bought a Farmall A at an auction and now have 4 of them. Red fever ran wild. If you want to get raked over the coals try one of the JD forums. One of these days someone will post a question that you have seen the answer to dozens of times and you too will say to yourself "why didn't this idiot just do a little reading first or look to the left for the serial number dates". BTDT When someone calls him on it you will remember this and, I hope laugh a bit.
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