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Posted by bcPA on September 24, 2001 at 08:29:39 from (146.186.224.25):
select your favorite older tractor that is easy to work on and just the right size with the features you want. now we could argue what machine that would be, but lets not. now that we have the perfect therotical older tractor wouldn't it be wonderful if a reputable manufacturer made new ones like it today. I know they did make a m-f behind the iron curtain for a while, and the yugo was really a fiat. and they make model a replicars, so why cant i buy a ____ with _____ and ____ that would be easy to work on and you could also use the new parts to repair the original tractors. I guess it makes too much sense.
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