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Posted by Graybeard on October 13, 2004 at 10:05:07 from (66.155.201.82):
In Reply to: Tractor mechanics posted by Bill in VT on October 13, 2004 at 04:53:53:
If your looking for the best training in tractors, you should look for schools in the areas where most tractors are, pound for pound. That would mean the Midwest, parts of the South, and the far West (California, the central Valley). VT may have agriculture but the mechanization there doesn't begin to compare with Indiana or Illinois, for example. Look in places like Moline, Rock Island, Peoria, Lima, Akron, or Bakersfield or Waco, Corsicana, Dallas-FW, Harlingen or Houston. Somewhere around there is bound to be high quality technical colleges producing well trained tractor/reciprocating equipment mechanics and technicians.
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