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Keep an eye out for me/ diff. in b and bn
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Posted by Kevin on September 26, 2004 at 20:57:06 from (68.172.173.74):
Well im not even half way done restoring grandpa's old h and i already want another tractor to start working on so im not bored when i finish the h. I have been looking at the farmall b and like the way it is offset. One thing im wondering is what is the difference between the b and bn, also is it just the stickers or is the cultivision any diff? i know they are all cultivision becuase that is what the offset is. But why do some say it and others dont? Also can you keep your eyes open and if you see a running/drivable B or BN for sale in the NY are for a fair price can ya let me know? Also what would fair price be?
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