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Posted by the tractor vet on March 09, 2006 at 18:04:09 from (64.179.117.192):
In Reply to: tractor vet lets talk posted by River Bottom Farmer on March 09, 2006 at 17:54:56:
Well i figure that after the 86 seires things started down hill and the last of the best was the 66 seires , myself i like the 06-56 seires just never could get use to the wide hoodon the 66 and don't care much for the ride on the 86 . But since i sorta grew up with the older stuff and spent a bunch of my youth on the stuff from the 50 -60 and enjoyed the hello out of the many evenings plowen with my 450 D with the 6 inches of fire out the pipe radio blasten wish them days would have never ended.
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