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Re: O-T how many differant job,
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Posted by the tractor vet on January 12, 2006 at 09:28:48 from (4.124.72.205):
In Reply to: Re: O-T how many differant job, posted by old on January 12, 2006 at 09:15:09:
It has been a good experance through out life and i have seen most of the eastern half of the country . The buying and selling and fixen farm equipment was the most enjoyable and going to all the sales i meet somany good people from ohio , Indiania and Ill. but times are changing and the farm ground is being planted with houses and businesses and the small guys that i delt with are getting out and selling off and never had the kind of money to buy the higher priced stuff that the larger farmers would buy and now far to old to get into a gov. job or shop what littel that are left and i am no steel hauler or frieght hauler . And since the tree huggers got the coal industry about shut down and most of the mills ae gone not much need for and old coal hauler and can't seam to find a job haulen oversized .
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