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Re: going to see some tractors!
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Posted by RustyFarmall on July 26, 2005 at 07:20:14 from (207.32.13.250):
In Reply to: going to see some tractors! posted by scruffyia on July 26, 2005 at 07:06:56:
Scruffy, it's just almost impossible to get some of the old Farmalls to actually retire, those tractors know what they were built for, and they just want to keep doing it. Sounds like you are doing a fine job with the wee one. I have a couple of grandaughters, 5 and 7, that beg for a tractor ride every time they are out. I set them in my lap on the H with power steering and let them have the steering wheel, at half throttle in low gear they do an excellent job of driving around the obstacle course that my back yard has become.
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