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Re: Off the N Subject Survey
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Posted by Jerry WI on May 10, 2001 at 20:56:42 from (156.46.131.25):
In Reply to: Off the N Subject Survey posted by TennesseeMan on May 10, 2001 at 14:06:56:
Well I was born, raised and work in Chicago for most of my life. A few years ago Claudia and I brought 25 ac. in southwest WI and now call a small town (365 pop) Eastman our home. Got started on this N series tractor stuff my another Chicago transplant (Lou Cepon) who lives across the road and has one. As a matter of fact the first time I met Lou he drove his tractor over to our place to introduce himself. I now have a 1952 8N sidemount that I plant food plots, clear snow and grade the driveway with. This is my first and only tractor. Had to have Lou an another neighbor (Dave Nagel) show me how to start it and drive it the day I brought it home. Day time find me working at Cabela's in Prairie du Chein for health care coverage. I'm turning 50 years old this fall. Other interest include flying, hunting (bow and gun) and reading. I would also like to say as others before me have done that this is a great place to learn about the N series. Best wishes to you all. Have a safe and happy summer. And if your in the neighborhood stop by.
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