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Re: Re: was it worth it
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Posted by big al on June 22, 2002 at 20:48:08 from (63.122.150.226):
In Reply to: Re: was it worth it posted by Kevin on June 22, 2002 at 14:40:16:
Got it home this evening, you should have hit me before I did. I've made a living on the farm driving tractors and I just got in from playing with that A. I bought it because my 12 year old son has had farmall fever for years.We have my grandads old M, it doesn't run but I'm sure it will before long. The A doesn't have lights but we've been taking turns driving it by flashlight. Son has to wait his turn. You would think as much as I have to drive a tractor that it wouldn't be possible to have as much fun as I've had tonight. I even went and got my dad to see Nate get to drive his first Farmall. Sorry so long, but I cant wait till daylight. Thanks to all of you
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