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Fast hitch, arrogance or ignorance?
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Posted by IH Red on April 26, 2007 at 19:31:20 from (68.222.125.59):
Interested in your opinion. In the Mississippi Delta the 2 point hitch was out of date by the late 50's. The brass in the windy city would not listen, ford and ferguson were "tearing us a new one". This is from my father and many others. Why did they stay with the 2 point?, arrogance or ignorance? You can tell where I stand, I would like to hear from others. I am a history buff, I want the good, bad, and ugly.
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- Re: Fast hitch, arrogance or ignorance? chadd 11:48:15 04/27/07
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