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Re: tractor spliting/stands
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Posted by redrev on January 02, 2003 at 20:04:08 from (66.67.254.199):
In Reply to: tractor spliting/stands posted by tractor fan on January 02, 2003 at 18:40:15:
I'm older than dirt, and would never attempt to split a tractor again, but if you don't mind a little advice from an ol tractor nut with rust and oil in his veins, the one thing I know about splitting is you CAN'T be too careful. Extreme caution, reliable braces and patience is the order of the day. I know you didn't ask for that type of advice and you may not even welcome it, but tractors are a lot more fun if they don't fall on your toe. Happy splittin'.
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