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Re: What kind a tractor is a Buick??
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Posted by thejdman01 on January 09, 2005 at 17:13:43 from (152.163.101.7):
In Reply to: What kind a tractor is a Buick?? posted by Newman Red on January 09, 2005 at 13:38:38:
this aint no bull and no joking i have have seen dave fidder pull 3/4 of a load of hay pry oh 100 bales or so w/a buick honest. it was a buick lesabre. honest. buick has alot nicer ride. you know my take on it just keep up wahtever topic you want and post it as ot and if you dont like it skip over it no big deal you dont want to read it why do you click on it. you dont like the subjects that come up on this website leave it go somehwere else. this is a great site and when talking about buicks somone may mention a tip on how to do something that can be applied to tractors. all motors pretty well are the same starter battery piston valves pretty much the same when talking about buicks some tip may come up about something that will help somone help out on tractors. who knows maybe the guy was trying to fix the buick himself so he could spend the money on his tractor rather then the car. the reason this is such a great site is the vast knowledge of everyone and the imput of everyone if you are so against helping somone out then dont post any ?'s either cause if you dont want to help why should you ask help.
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