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Posted by old on July 12, 2007 at 19:48:32 from (4.245.1.25):
One person can run a machine all day long and how no problems with it and then some one else use it and they can't get one round around a filed before it brakes down. I have a friend I work with all the time and I don't know what it is with him but every time he gets on something it seems to know who it is and it brakes down. I can use the same machine and not have any problems with it. Do these machines know the difference in the person that can jump off and fix it and the person that calls an says help?? I just don't understand. Guess thats why I'm always around when my friend is useing his machines
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