Posted by pete76ny on May 11, 2015 at 20:24:37 from (50.32.142.195):
In Reply to: missed opertunity posted by toymaker 27 on May 11, 2015 at 18:04:03:
Got my GF a Farmall 100 in the fall...she wanted a tractor to drive in our parades and tractor rides and the only one we could find that she felt real comfy on was the 2n but prying my Father off of that was like trying to move a Mountain lol ( the Allis D10 or the Johnny 420 probably woulda worked but both were undergoing overhauls at the time and the hand clutch Johnnys and taller IHs werent her thing) so we looked and looked for a decently priced N or Fergie in our area and stumbled on the 100, it has a snowplow and she plowed like crazy this winter! Now she says I gotta find her a plow for plow days! Since she is a Vet I did enter her in Rush's Mahindra give away too! Either of those count?
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