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Posted by Michael Soldan/Onside with Alaska Pete on September 23, 2002 at 17:24:06 from (216.46.130.29):
In Reply to: Re: Is this correct? posted by alaskapete on September 23, 2002 at 17:09:31:
I think people often forget where they started from, they forget that at one time in their lives they didn't know squat..how did we learn about tractors??? Experience, manuals, help from others, why then do some people on this forum jump all over someone because they ask a question that seems trivial to them? I figure someone is asking something because they don't know and if I have the answer I will help them just as many on this forum have helped me...isn't that what this forum is about??? I don't think its to mock someone or make fun of their comment or question...and remember many folks are new here for the first time, have their first tractor and ...a manual doesn't always come with the tractor. All you new comers, welcome and if I can ever answer a question for you I will be glad to, that's why I go on this line every day...Mike in Exeter Ontario
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