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Posted by Kirk in PA on March 16, 2002 at 13:26:44 from (67.201.66.136):
This is a positive story about this site and the people on it. I bought an old one arm loader for my Ford 860 and needed a remote valve. I was reading in the discussion forums a couple of weeks ago and read a message from a gentleman in Alabama who had an 860 with a remote valve and wanted to trade for a cover plate. We traded lots of e-mail messages and I sent him my cover plate. When he got it, he found that it worked and sent me the remote valve. I put the remote valve on and everything works fine on my end. Sounds real simple, but in today's world, how many people can you really trust like that? I have the Ford, a Deere D, and an IH W-9. I LOVE them all. There's been some bickering on the discussion boards lately. I have never had a bad experience in dealing with tractor folks. Let's not let 1% of the people out there affect our attitudes.
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