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Re: Re: Re: Out side or Barn kept ???
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Posted by hal indiana on March 01, 2004 at 04:53:13 from (63.122.73.65):
In Reply to: Re: Re: Out side or Barn kept ??? posted by LD Phone on February 29, 2004 at 13:45:13:
LD: one thing you must remember, Hugh, Mike, and moat all of the other guys and gals that use and resopnd to this forum, have more knowlege about farming and tractors than you will ever be able to comprehend. I am 46 years old and lived on a farm all of my life and I look to these guys to find out things that will help me with my farming operations DAILY. "These guys have been there and done that!" When I read a resonse to a question I will read Hugh, Mike and Guy Fays response first to see if the rest of the responses are worth reading. Thanks to all who give and share their knowlege to us with out charging for it! [go to the doctor and see what they will charge you for their knowlege to fix something!!!!!] It seem that anybody who has a very dim, narrow, view point, most generaly has set on a cold, hard, steel pan seat for too long and has flattened out their brains. Keep those finger moving in a possitive fashion guys and thanks again. hal
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