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Re: I'm Done With Tractors!
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Posted by John A. on April 14, 2005 at 20:34:04 from (65.161.172.170):
In Reply to: I'm Done With Tractors! posted by Allan in NE on April 14, 2005 at 05:27:00:
Allan, MY,MY,MY What a set of head turners. I am tickeled that your stable is complete, for now. I am simply Aw struck on how darn well that 966 turned out. I could have helped you seat those rings, down here today. Had a 20 acre hay patch drop in my lap the other day, was plowing it with a 12 ft IH 500 disk. It is heavy clay land with almost 2ft of new growth weeds and grass and the residue of last yrs Johnson Grass. My girl stayed back in the governor most of the day,It wasn't till we got up on the lighter end did she level off. OBTW The R.E.C. had redone the wire and poles and had about 10 acres packed harder than cement. Was running in L4 direct, and TA in tight spots and turns. I would Love to see your Darlin, streach her legs out on a good load. Also got my new front HD rims and Airplane tires. on this week. She is ready for 225 MPH....Atleast the tires are. The rims are white so till I get them painted I guess she will sport the 1206 Look for this spring and summer. I will take some pick and post them later. I'll hollar later, Just don't leave without saying bye! Your friend! Later, John A.
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