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Posted by Matt L. on November 20, 2000 at 06:29:37 from (134.129.73.216):
In Reply to: 340 posted by porky on November 19, 2000 at 15:10:16:
I didn't realize that the 340's were so rare, only 4000 made. We have two of them, a farmall and a utility. I don't care for either of them, not enough power to do much. The farmall was a diesel, but when the guy before us blew it up, he made it into a gas. It has P/S, FH, LPTO, and is in mint shape, paint and body parts. THe 340 U needs an overhaul bad. It was a state tractor, then painted red. The 3pt is the only nice thing on it. No LPTO, no PS, tin okay, but need paint. Maybe if they are rare, I should get rid of them to someone wanting a small tractor, I need something that can keep up on the farm.
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