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Posted by ff316 on February 12, 2002 at 08:37:48 from (207.246.76.57):
Reading the replies to my "Young Fellers Unite" post got me thinking. There are many reasons people fool with old tractors. Personally, I like the historical aspect, as well as having an amazement for mechanical objects. I know a lot of older folks who first drove Dad's Farmall at about 10 years old, and every time they fire the ol' M up they feel 10 again. So, older guys, fess up. How old are you, what got you into old iron, and how long have you been fooling with them? BTW, As a younger feller I appreciate the advice and guidance of you more experienced people on the board. Fireman
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