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Posted by IHC Man on November 14, 2004 at 18:46:31 from (12.217.9.207):
I ran across a gentleman not too long ago who said that he was in the process of cleaning off his property and had some old farm equipment that he didnt want anymore. I asked him what his plans were for it and he said he was just going to cut it up and scrap it all. WHY!! Why must people scrap out old farm equipment? Unless it is completely beyond salvage, I can guarentee there is somebody that will be more than happy to purchase it or certainly just take it. So please, to anyone who thinks about gettin out the torch, please get the word out about the equipment to either sell it or give it away. This stuff isnt made anymore and its a shame to do that to our history.
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