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Re: Controversial 686
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Posted by M Nut on December 28, 2005 at 09:15:03 from (170.215.14.49):
In Reply to: Controversial 686 posted by Allan in NE on December 27, 2005 at 09:37:08:
Well, my brother is the one with this machine. He went ahead and bought it. The dealer is taking care of the steering leak that we located this weekend, and then it'll be coming to my shed until Spring. This is gonna be a worker. Mostly 9ft haybine, but V-Rake and 336JD square baler from time to time. It will have a buggy style red umbrella canopy and a fender mounted radio, then good to go.
Thanks to all for your help in making this decision. Especially Allan!
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