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Posted by Rusty Jones/ The Mower Ma on February 18, 2004 at 17:44:39 from (66.212.141.6):
In Reply to: Re: Re: I Just have to say this.... posted by Bob on February 18, 2004 at 17:00:14:
This is my favorite web-site, and i'm on it every night when i'm home, and daytime, too. If i can help someone with a problem, i'll do it, no matter what it is! And, i'm happy to say, they've helped me, too!
I've drawn up plans for old, wheel, farm grinder stands, a dumping yard cart, plans showing one way to hook up an orphan snow plow blade assy. to a tractor, and how to make the blade assy! I've sent them free of charge to anybody who asked for them, thru e-mail, and snail mail, and haven't asked for a dime! And don't intend to, either!
The plans i send are sent in gratitude for the help others have sent me! Now, some of those things don't exactly pertain to tractors, but they're close!
So, we'll let folks digress(?) from tractors once in a while.
And, if ya can't stand what we do, there are plenty of other sites like this one, some where you can't say "BOO" without getting censored by the guy who cracks the whip!
So, don't knock us--we're doing fine the way we do it!
Rusty Jones
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