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Posted by Nebraska Cowman on September 17, 2004 at 18:36:48 from (65.162.146.119):
In Reply to: the wonderful 50's 60's, questions for all posted by caleb on September 17, 2004 at 16:36:18:
Cool beans caleb. I fully support your effort!!! But unless you have a pile of money it may take you a while to put together a full line of correct deere equipment. My advice would be to scour the countryside and attend farm sales and buy up whatever is selling under the market. Don't be fussy about brand at first but just get stuff you can work with. As long as you buy it right then when you find the piece you realy want you can sell the extra for a profit. just an example, I ran a $25 Deere grain drill for 5 years befor finding the IH drill I wanted. then I sold the Deere for $75. "You can't go broke making a dollar"
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