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Posted by tammy on December 21, 1999 at 17:12:28 from (208.189.57.119):
My husband is addicted to tractors. Trouble is he gets almost obsessed with a tractor until it is done. Problem.... new projects arrived about 3 weeks ago, a 400 Case and a 730 Case, needing minimal work...The radiator in my car needs replaced. I bought the replacement about 2 1/2 weeks ago...I can't seem to capture his attention from the tractors to get the car repaired...what's a woman to do? I'm not against collecting tractors or projects. They keep him home and busy, and for the most part they will be part of our retirement some day hopefully. (Better than off drinking at a bar any day!) My mom said to hang a John Deere flag on it and tell him it's a new tractor...but I think he'd notice the difference. Any suggestion?
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