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Posted by JDbaler on July 04, 2006 at 15:52:32 from (67.2.187.132):
In Reply to: Question to anyone... posted by borncountry on July 04, 2006 at 07:16:15:
Well I do not know were you are from but here in MN most dairy set ups like that would sell for scrape price just for the stainless. No one wants to milk you either Big or your nothing anymore. If you want email me I know a friend here who has a parlor set up that was all new 7 years ago and used for 6 months and the people went broke and he bought the farm. He wants it out and I know you would by it cheap.
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