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Re: Re: Re: I want more of the Farmall 300 stuff!
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Posted by Guy on November 05, 2002 at 19:29:43 from (67.40.167.65):
In Reply to: Re: Re: I want more of the Farmall 300 stuff! posted by Kelly C on November 05, 2002 at 14:43:07:
My wife has one rule - ONLY ONE TRACTOR IN THE GARAGE - And thats where the 300 is typically. Kelly, the rest of them are scattered around the state. See, I live in the twin cities, but was born about a 100 years to late and can't get the farm smell out of my nose. I have a few up at a friends farm in Braham, a few in Forest Lake, and the rest of them at up by Bemidji. I used to go up the hunting, but how I spend most of the time playing with the tractors. This weekend for deer hunting, I'll also be swapping trannys on one of the tractors. But thats OK, I've seen more deer in my yard while busting my nuckles than while sitting in a tree freezing my #$% off. When I can find one, I'll send you a pic of my 300. I have a roll of before pictures (from 1995) that I still haven't had developed, maybe this will inspire me. Is there any specific information your looking for?
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