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Posted by Bill in Colo on January 12, 2005 at 19:37:56 from (38.116.128.121):
In Reply to: How many posted by steveormary on January 12, 2005 at 01:11:54:
1939 farmall H stuck for future restoration
1950 " M needs a tune up
1962 IH B 414 too little for any current use
1939 R D 4 hasn't run in 30 years but would
1942 AC HD10w being restored in my shop,dont ask
how long I've been at it.
1952 JD R usable need work
1966 Case 930 western special(baling tractor)
will be replaced with something allmost
new
1976 case 2470 from before CRP
??? Case LA plus two parts tractors
1990 Ford 276 II the life blood of this outfit the one thing i couldnt get along with out
have 2000 acres
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