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Hey, Steven f/AZ
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Posted by jal-SD on August 13, 2004 at 07:33:11 from (216.161.10.182):
Saw your post down below, and the one the other day. Posted for you, but you probably didn't see it, its a long ways down, so will post the info again I wondered how things were going for you, didn't see anything all winter. We thought about you the first part of June, as we knew you were planning a wedding that was going to be sometime around there. Know that everything will go well for you both - folks from the REAL midwest always do well! BTW, the float works great in #1 Son's F-12 after we found the small (& I mean REALLY SMALL) hole in it & patched it. Too bad we didn't know where you were going to be last year @ this time, we could have taken one of your tractors down there. All three boys & I went out to Calif to pick up a Scout body tub, could have taken a tractor that way on the empty flat bed we pulled from here & left it there for you. We were within a couple of hundred miles of where you are now. Don't be a stranger on the Board. E-mail me if you need a weather report from our part of the world. (My $0.02 worth. jal-SD)
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