Posted by TheGrooveking on August 23, 2011 at 17:54:17 from (76.16.164.165):
In Reply to: 986 key help! posted by TheGrooveking on August 22, 2011 at 12:34:00:
Thank you for the information, this gives me some more direction in sifting through this mass of keys. Of note I did find a John Deere key, but he used to have a very old 2 cylinder John Deere tractor that my brother and I laughed at when we saw it. That laughter quickly changed to respect when my brother's Suzuki Samarai got stuck in the creek with the front end 4 feet under water. That John Deere didn't even grunt or moan, it just pulled it out like it was weightless, after that I realized that the horsepower ratings of tractors were not on the same scale as hot rod cars.
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