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Posted by Ty on November 02, 2003 at 18:36:27 from (69.21.122.38):
In Reply to: using older tractors today as there main tractor posted by Larry B. on November 02, 2003 at 11:15:32:
Yes, we used to milk cows and then got rid of all the big equip. Now we have 60 acres and steers. Newest tractor is a '55 oldest is a '49 when we farmed '81 was our newest. Farm now w/ '49 Farmall "M", 2-'55 JD 70D RC and STD., '52 JD "B" I'd just love to get my hands on a 1206! Any body know what the avg. price of one is and how are they mech with any probs besides little normal ones. Had a 1086 Isn't the 1206 115hp? Turbo and SWEET! I BLEED RED BUT ALSO INFECTED WITH GANGRENE!!
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