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Posted by HD1200 on March 01, 2003 at 05:11:42 from (206.214.57.116):
In Reply to: pto posted by HD1200 on February 28, 2003 at 16:37:27:
Thanks for the advice. Sounds like you guys are sold on Olivers. In case you didn't figure it out I am no tractor expert. Only use it to bush hog some ground around the house. 90% of the time I run it is just to take a ride. The reason I want a heavier tractor is to get better traction in the snow. I want to mount a power angle blade on front. My driveway is about 3/4 mile and we've got about three feet of snow and the rear scraper blade just ain't cutting it. I've shoveled my last shovel full.
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