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Posted by paul on January 24, 2002 at 19:15:30 from (209.32.248.107):
In Reply to: 1971/72 Ford Tractor posted by Jack Midgette on January 24, 2002 at 13:00:56:
It's interesting to see different personalities here. Some people research, study, ask, research, and on and on to find just what tractor they need. Others just buy one, don't even know the model number. Niether right nor wrong, just different styles. :) Anyhow, never heard of a Ford 333, so it is either very rare or an industrial version of a regular farm tractor. The industrials usually have a stronger front end, and are missing pto, 3-point arms, or so. --->Paul
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