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Posted by Strass on March 25, 2002 at 21:17:11 from (216.96.17.200):
Well not to long back I bought a M&W Dyno machine from an implement dealer. It was still being used but the machine is an older one and they said that the newer bigger tractors were just to big for it. I had dreams as antique tractor collecter that some day I would be a puller and that it might come in handy. Well today I moved it again in the shed and I still havn't used it because every day nice enough I have important stuff to do. My question is if I was going to sale it what is something like this worth and where so you try to sale it. I thank you for your answers in advance.
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