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Posted by brian on February 09, 2002 at 18:32:02 from (67.211.130.184):
In Reply to: Favorite Tractor story posted by Robert C. on February 09, 2002 at 08:20:49:
Owner of local dealership was good friends with my dad and when he started selling Kubota tractors he wanted to put on a field day and allow farmers to work the tractors(mainly because Kubota hadn't been around to long, this was 1984). He and dad worked a deal that we would put on a field day and use the Kubota tractors to plow and seed a 25 acre field. I got to stay home from school that day and I felt like king of the world when I got to drive that shiny new M6950 Kubota 4wd tractor and pull those 4-16 semi-mounted plows. After a few rounds I had to let other farmers drive but at the end of the day we hadn't finished plowing so dad and I got to use two tractors to finish plowing. Again I felt like I was king of the world.:) Did I mention I was 7 years old when this happened. One of my truely great memories. Brian in KY
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