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Posted by Duane on July 03, 2003 at 09:50:01 from (216.138.160.185):
In Reply to: First M posted by New Kid on July 03, 2003 at 07:39:15:
My wife and I moved onto a play farm about 4 years ago. We lived in the city for about the first 12 years of married life. She is from the city and I grew up on a farm. The first thing I did when we moved was get a Super C, brush hog and back blade. She totally did not get why we needed it. She was sure that our little riding lawn mower would handle everything just fine. Well after she saw me drag away large trees, cut through brush that was over her head and plow snow from our 300 foot driveway she got the idea of why we needed a tractor. And I have got her to start driving the tractor and she will actually addmit it is a blast.
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