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Posted by Jak on October 26, 2004 at 14:57:11 from (208.47.18.61):
I had just read some past posts from the 24th and have to agree with some about the music on RFDTV(kinda annoying),but I am thankful there is somewhere that at least you can see an antique tractor on television.I would like to see some kind of step up of tractor pulling shown there though.They wouldn't have to show each and every tractor there but at least the top four or five in each class.Still like the parades and Talkin Tractors too.Max is ok with me but it is very evident which brand he prefers and hosting a show it needs to be equal.I hope they work at it and improve what they have already and make it even better.I have had lots of people that don't even have a tractor come up to me and ask if I watch the tractor show on Dish Network.They thought it was a neat thing to watch.RFDTV has lots of potential.Jack(TN).
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