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I believe in the site's viability. YTmag believes in it. If farming depended on an unstyled B or a Farmall Cub, there would be 20 times higher grocery costs. we keep them operational because we love their crusty rusty or wet look polish. We are best when we attract people like Lantz who started on here as gasping for air teenagers. They develop into successful contributing to society adults. We must remember also that the under 60 participante we cherish, have jobs and a thousand responsibilities. Will there be a roller coaster participation? Sure. Will it survive yes, if we stay positive about it and extend our passion to those who show any inclination to whack a hood down on a Farmall H to get the wire hook to stay under that dreadful latch. Jim
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