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Posted by cadet trooper on February 12, 2007 at 15:17:49 from (69.221.209.159):
I just received an e-mail from old high school classmate that has a video of a musical instrument that was put together by a musical prof and an Ag engineer from the University of Iowa made from 97% JD parts that came from John Deere Industrial and Irrigation Division of Bancroft Iowa. It took over 13000 hours to make the video. The instrument is on display at Matthew Gerhard Hall at the University after that is complete they are going to donate it to the Smithsonian. If you would like to see it just reply and I will forward it to you because I don't know how to post it here.CT
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