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Oh, Oh. Hate to Admit It
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Posted by Allan in NE on July 09, 2005 at 04:53:21 from (148.78.243.24):
Shucks! I didn't think this situation was ever gonna rear it's ugly head, but I'm startin' to wonder if maybe I'm needin' another old tractor? Things are a movin' and things are a happenin' and I find that swappin' tractors back and forth on some of the machinery is kinda startin� to be a bit of a pain in the southern exposure. I'm not actively looking, mind you. But, please don't have the gall to wave a tired old IH 766D in front of me, 'cause wife just might find a legitimate reason to chew me out again. :>) Allan
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