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Posted by farmerboybill on October 06, 2004 at 17:56:17 from (209.83.11.123):
First off, I didn't intend to start a huge posting war on politics. I was just trying to get people's thoughts on the debate and let my thoughts be known. Guess I shoulda known better. From this point onward I'll try to limit my political posts to responding to other political posts. Now, onward. The place I work for has an 8300 but the field boss hates green with bottomless passion. He's gonna have the company trade it in for an mx255 this week. Does anyone have any experiance yay or nay on the 8320 or mx255? I drive the 8300 often and think it's a fine tractor. I've also driven an mx110 quite a bit. Obviously, there's a HUGE size differance but is there much of an operating differance?
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