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Posted by Bryan in Iowa on April 26, 2005 at 11:29:48 from (64.12.117.7):
ok, this is just a rant on my part about tractor thats rotting away . Buddy of dads has or rather had nice old tractor . He parked it because oil pressure problem , starts runs ok ,,but no pressure . He has no mech ability or desire to get it fixed , well if someone fixed it for free he 'd be using it again, lol . But tractor is sitting there rotting away for last 8 years now.Had good rubber at one time . I asked him about plans for it or if he considered finding new home for it ."oh gonna fix that one of these days " knowing full well it'll sit there another 10 years . I know ,it's his tractor to do with whatever he see's fit,just saddening to see once nice tractor ending up pile of scrap. I hinted if he ever wants to part with it to let me know, but know that will never happen .
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