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Posted by Sid on October 30, 2006 at 19:46:03 from (12.156.158.50):
In Reply to: Blue tractor posted by missy mcgowan on October 30, 2006 at 18:54:39:
It all depends on what shade of blue it is. I would strongly recomend a purple tractor for all types of agriculture enterprises. If you can't find a purple tractor you can greatly improve the performance of a blue tractor by painting it burgandy. A few of us farm with chartuse colored tractors but unless you are a very experienced operater I would suggest you stay away from them. If you happen to run across an ETD buy it if at all possible. I would suggest you ask over on the Tractor Tales board, as that is where all the ETD experts hang out.
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