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Posted by FM on December 12, 1999 at 13:43:48 from (209.84.160.69):
went to the store today to get some pepsi, and I saw a copy of "The FREE AD paper". I figured, hey for a buck, why not? looked through the farm section, here is what I found that looks interesting and kinda within my budget, if they will take payments:
1.)IH # M tractor $1200 OBO
2.)Farmall H tractor, runs good, rusty, good tires. $800
3.)VAC Case, runs, needs Head gasket
4.)Farmall H 1947 $1500
5.)2 Farmall model Cs, 1 complete, one for parts,New set of 36" tires mounted on Farmall wheels No price listed
6.)50 C IH tractor, No price listed
7.)Farmall A with/Hydraulic 3 pt hithc, 12V, cultivators, blade, New tires w/weights, new paint. $2500
8.)1940 Farmall B rebuilt engine & restored. $2000 OBO
9.)McCormick Farmall Cub tractor, woods belly mower, plow, disk, etc. $2500 OBO
10.)41 IH Farmall C w/loader & 2 biottom plow. $2500
11.)Farmall B w/belly mower, live hydraulics, New tires. No price listed
12.)Farmall Cub tractor, snowplow avail $1900
13.)IH300 utility, No hydraulics, 47 Oliver 60 RC. no prices listed
14.)53 VAC Case, 3 bottom plow, 3 pt hitch, Hydraulics, 900$. I kinda want that last one...
and a WANT ad that caught my attention:
WANTED, free feild stone &/or boulders. Will Haul.
wonder if that means they will pick um outta yer feild, too. I knwo jsut the 12 acres he needs to visit...
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