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Posted by Rich Iowa on October 23, 2005 at 07:11:40 from (152.163.101.13):
In Reply to: Re: M question's posted by Randy-IA on October 22, 2005 at 21:41:52:
Nothing wrong with multiple colors, more to enjoy, that"s all. Good luck w/ the new M, my H isn"t much, but I got it running pretty good after new plugs, wires, heavier batt. cables, etc. The M should do you good. I wasn"t gifted with the knowledge to work on engines and the like. So, I look for good running tractors, I can fix most of the other equipment, just not engines, hyd. pumps, or electrical parts. Doesn"t leave much, does it? Other than the price of fuel, I love my truck, wish it had a manual trans though. Gets the same milage as my F150 did; 15-16 mpg, so I"m happy. I just remind myself this truck will handle anything I need to pull/ haul for quite a while. Last tank cost me $84 for 28 gals, but I was the one that bought the truck. Take it easy, Rich
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