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Posted by still4020 on December 02, 1999 at 06:45:04 from (152.163.201.183):
In Reply to: More on Best tractor posted by highboyford on November 30, 1999 at 15:08:19:
Highboy-If you really drive what your handle says, I have to commend you on your choice of trucks, but you sound like an uninformed college kid when it comes to tractors. I don't think you ever drove a tractor yourself, you just listened to the ol' men bitch & you think that qualifies you as an expert. The only paint that ever came off the inside of a JD case came off because some idiot Oliver driver put the wrong kind of oil in it, like 140 gear oil, thinking it must have that in it if it's so quiet. There's no worse waste of time than a tractor-bashing session, and I don't know why I let myself finally get drawn into it.
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