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Posted by marvin on August 01, 2000 at 09:00:36 from (134.134.248.21):
In Reply to: Downtime For This Website posted by Kim on July 31, 2000 at 17:54:00:
I like all of the rest of the good people that frequent this site spend way too much time reading the questions and answers. I very much look forward to the monthly installments of stories and experiences.
I have thought that it would be nice to have a new story or article each week rather than all of them at the beginning of the month. That way I can get my fix once a week instead of waiting a whole month and then reading them all at once. I bet most of you do the same.
I have recently been going to the library and empty out all of the books on old tractors. There is some very good reading with many interesting stories. Maybe we should add a review column of good tractor books to the YT page!
Personally I have enjoyed the pictures of people using their tractors along with the before and after pictures of restorations. I also have really enjoyed the stories of using the tractors out on the farm and the many good memories that still linger on.
Thanks for all of the work that you do Kim. Hope that you are surviving okay on what you make off of this site.
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