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Posted by John A. on August 01, 2005 at 18:42:51 from (65.161.170.162):
In Reply to: Tractor Shortage posted by Allan in NE on August 01, 2005 at 12:10:23:
Allan, What do you mean by not being caught dead by putting a loader in a field. You have a pic of my ol girl, and my quick-tach loader. I have not had it off over 5 times in the 13yrs I have had this rig. It is just too handy to throw rocks, brush, junk, fill holes or that-ever when you are in a field. I have gotten to where I amost refuse to take it off for any reason. If I need wt....get a bucket full of soil, more wt than a full set of front wts.LOL! I do understand what you mean though. Later, John A.
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