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Re: tractor shows/ behavior
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Posted by Bill V on December 12, 2003 at 08:23:17 from (65.142.147.12):
In Reply to: tractor shows/ behavior posted by Frank on December 12, 2003 at 07:59:42:
I agree with you on the not touching another tractor. I have caught people trying to pull the emblomes off the hood of a Furguson that I used to have. I have seen people open gas tank caps and put bubble gum inside. I even watched a kid with his parents right next to him climb up on a John Deere D and walk down the hood and jump off the nose, its a good thing that wasn't my tractor there would probably have been a fight... I really enjoy going to shows and like you have an orchard tractor that people were I live have never seen and love talking to the people I meet but it is just rude to walk up and put your hands on somebody elses property. I was having an auction before I moved and sold off a few of the tractors I had and ended up having to kick a man off my property after I caught him twice adjusting the carborator on my Farmall C.
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