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Re: The new Farmall Series of sub compact utility
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Posted by JDKIA on March 26, 2004 at 16:50:42 from (209.81.123.199):
In Reply to: The new Farmall Series of sub compact utility trac posted by Tommy H on March 25, 2004 at 18:52:01:
I recieved some lit. on the new Farmalls the other day (dang I wish i had a image scanner) later that week I sent for some lit. on a 5303 JD found it to be alot better constructed, them OLD farmalls were dang good tractors, but these new ones are just crap.. I aggree with a previois comment that is is last ditch effort to make a buck, As far as I am concerned if they are disgrace the legendary name "FARMALL" they deserve to be wiped from the earth (in a corperate sence)
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