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4020, 3010, or 4000??Your info
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Posted by caleb on October 28, 2004 at 19:15:14 from (172.145.251.47):
I am thinking about buying one of the above tractors. I would like to hear some of y'alls input on which one you would buy or that you own. Diesel or Gas, parts readily available or not, enough power for shredding land and small hobby farm, etc... Saw a very nice looking 3010 Diesel for sale and I am just curious if it could handle my chores and was reliable. All non political info welcomed LOL! Thank you! Caleb in College Station Texas How bout them Aggies?
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