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Re: off topic but on topic rant


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Posted by Pete76NY on June 19, 2013 at 21:13:56 from (66.194.51.226):

In Reply to: off topic but on topic rant posted by super steve on June 19, 2013 at 14:27:25:

It is annoying! We have a manual for almost everything we own, but sometimes ya get the piece home and wanna do something on it before ya can get a manual, or often someone has been down the same road before and can offer more or better info than the manual.
I saw one guy that complained about taking the time to answer questions that are easily addressed in the manual??? Is there a law that says he has to answer?
I think if you take the time to think it back, most of the guys that give ya the smart azzz "get a manual" answer are Deere guys...it comes from the "Mr. Thinker" section in Two Cylinder magazine...kinda like BuickandDeere on here...only two things guaranteed when he answers you: gonna tell you how useless and horrible N Fords are, and sarcastically gonna tell you to get a manual.
Don"t get me wrong, I love my Deeres too, but generally enjoy hanging with and talking to people at shows that are not Green Expos...people that deal with other colors seem to not be so high strung and hoity toity!
Don"t get offended JDSeller! LOL I don"t mean everyone that loves Green!


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