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Posted by IH Rob on November 12, 2004 at 10:33:26 from (156.101.1.5):
Hey Bud, I figured an ol' IH guy like yourself would know where to get some sheet metal pieces for my 656. Think you could help me out? I posted a message yesterday, but no one has responded. Guess I could have the parts made, but I would like to keep everything as original as possible. By the way - I read your opinions on the M vs. 8N saga. I tend to agree with you, but I've always been an overkill kind of guy. My 656 is probably more tractor than I will ever utilize, but I like knowing that the horses are in the stable when I need them. Know what I mean? I've started looking for a Cub for the Mrs. to putt around on. She's a little intimidated by the "Big Red Beast", as she calls it. ha ha Thanks for the help, and the entertaining reading. ha ha ROB
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