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Posted by Rick(Ga) on May 10, 2001 at 15:13:03 from (216.89.234.45):
In Reply to: Off the N Subject Survey posted by TennesseeMan on May 10, 2001 at 14:06:56:
Hello everyone, I really enjoy this forum. I live in central Georgia and was born and raised here(about 60 miles south of Atlanta). I worked at the GM assembly plant in Atlanta until 1990 when I was laid off indefinately. While I was laid off I went to a technical college where I studied HVAC/R(Heating,Ventilation,Air Conditioning & Refrigeration). I am now an Instructor in the Air Conditioning Technology program at the same technical college. I no longer work for GM. I have found my new career very rewarding. I have had my 8N tractor for 24 years and I have gotten my moneies worth out of it time and time again. I have developed an interest in old tractors lately. Especially sence I have discovered this discussion board. I am 45 years old and my wife is totally disabled due to a brain tumor. She also likes my 8N. I have thought about getting another tractor like a ford 3000 with power steering. I really don't need one I just want one. Guess I've said enough. Rick(GA)
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