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This morning as I set on this computer in my house I think back to 1994 when I first got my new/ used home and got on the internet. I found a world of Phone numbers in my hand that lead to the word know as the internet. 28.8 dial up witch we thought was okay then the 32 dial up witch was faster.. I remember a site like this http://yesterdaytractors.com with a dial phone number to dial the main frame to get it. Those where the days with a computer in dos. some times it was more trouble than what it was worth. I have watch the internet grow like I could never think of. Tractor clubs, tractor business, tractor salvage yards and in let is see videos. this computer some times is better than my T.V. Here is too Yesterday tractors keep up the good work. To every body like me who has been here for a long time I have to say thank you. I think every body has made this site grow and made it a great site to be on.
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