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Posted by Jonfarmer on July 04, 2006 at 11:24:12 from (165.121.144.33):
In Reply to: Re: for arguments sake. posted by Dan-IA on July 03, 2006 at 19:21:50:
So doors that whack you in the rear while your climbing aboard is something to appreciate huh?, yes I know they won't provided you opened the door all the way and the wind doesn't take it, but if it does, watch out because that spring loaded door will whack you a good one. John Deeres are painted green because you make alot of green with them, and need a bank to put your money in :') ok, ok, just kidding but, if IH had had a bank, it would have belly up back in the 80's along with their entire tractor line. You must be referring to "John Deere Credit", which is not really a bank, since you can't have a checking account with them or anything, but they will offer you a line a credit to buy their products, and only their products.
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