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Posted by Roy in UK on March 19, 2005 at 08:46:48 from (217.43.129.228):
In Reply to: UK ZETOR posted by steph on March 18, 2005 at 12:41:38:
Steph, I quote from the Farmers Weekly forum :- "Why have zetor tractors become so popular of late? In our local paper there are two guys urgently wanting zetor tractors any age, any condition, cash waiting. They are buying about 20 a week i believe. Was at a sale at the weekend with our old zetor and a guy offered me five grand there and then to take it home immediately. Why the sudden urgent demand? Export or hobby farmers? " That was on page 2 of the talking tackle forum. The answer seems to be they are been re-exported again as the supplies of old favourites like the MF 135 and Ford 5000 dry up. Why not ask your question on there you might get a (pleasant) surprise You will have to register first though ( 5 minute job) Kind regards, Roy
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