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Re: Can someone teach me about number series?
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Posted by John A. on May 14, 2007 at 20:53:34 from (4.252.245.26):
In Reply to: Can someone teach me about number series? posted by Mike CA on May 14, 2007 at 13:36:51:
Mike, If you do not allready have Guy Fays Farmall Letter Series book Get One! Read it! Then Go get his follow up book The Farmall Number Series book then do the same. That will give you thhe basic foundation you need in you Farmall knowledge. Next just start parusing the book racks @ Barnes & Noble, or Hastings, or some book stores in your area to start filling in the gaps. There are many apon many books from various authors that should do nicely to help you get you Farmall Education! Hope this helps. Later, John A.
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