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Posted by To far, go to a bone yard thats closer to you. on December 13, 1999 at 18:54:32 from (209.130.145.110):
In Reply to: hey, guys!! posted by FM on December 13, 1999 at 18:02:03:
Mike, Get out on a nice sat. or sun. and drive around in the country. You can find a lot of tractors that way. Go to a bone yard that is close to you. A good tractor project is probely a lot closer to you than you think. Have read your posts of buying tractors and equipment on east coast and the west coast. Try and get something closer to home. That way, you won't be useing your hard earned money on trucking charges. I think you live in Angola area. There are some yards NE of you. CD said that the one he use to go to, was in St. Johns, not sure where he lives, but I think some are closer to him also. I know at your age you might be a little impatient, but, with a good plan you will find a tractor.
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