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Posted by Robert E. Smith on October 26, 2004 at 19:06:02 from (65.238.52.195):
In Reply to: RFDTV posted by Jak on October 26, 2004 at 14:57:11:
So you have noticed the brand loyalty too! I like all the brands of tractors and actually own IHC's but have noticed a real biasness to a certain green brand! And I have to agree they should work on that little loyalty problem also! But with it's little faults it's still nice to have a couple of show's to feed our sickness! If it's a tractor I don't care what color it is I love it! I have to say my biggest complant! Would be 6 hours of non-stop cattle auctions!!! Next would be 4 hours of non-stop horse training,and before I rub someones mane the wrong way! I've owned and shown horeses for years! my thing is just break them up some so someone thats not interested can enjoy the programing to! Bob
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