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Posted by steve on July 19, 2000 at 16:23:39 from (161.156.99.11):
In Reply to: Re: Re: Re: Re: Best Tractor? posted by Burrhead on July 19, 2000 at 15:42:29:
Now y'all are beginning to sound like my motorcycle bulletin board buddies! I appreciate the info and am beginning to weed it all out. I have relatively flat land that is seasonally wet. I want to work the tractor yet keep it up also. I have always wanted to work the land for my family but not try to make a living off of my farming abilities, or lack thereof. I am 42 and never had a farm to grow up on. I kinda' wish I did for some of the values there are lost today in "town". Forgive me for the second post but wasn't quite sure how to keep the discussion going with questions and all and keep it current. My wife's family has an old 2000 ford I may concentrate on as it is the most affordable with implements. Then again,...I will keep looking and asking questions. There is a gentleman near here who always has several new looking tractors in his yard for sale. I may pay him a visit and "pick his brain". Thanks.
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