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Posted by Steve from Arkansas on September 12, 2006 at 11:01:02 from (199.152.38.66):
Allan, you and the rest of the regulars that post here can be funnier that the Sunday comics and slicker than snot on a door knob. If I ever get in trouble at work( I work for USDA) it will be due to spending too much time on the computer reading these posts. I'm just trying to learn enough to keep my 1066 and 504 going. I have a 851 New Holland baler. Not as tight as the newer ones but you can run a fence post thru it and not hurt it. Interesting how a lot of people run IH and NH equipment together. By the way that Hydro looks real good and bet it is a dandy of a tractor. Too bad about the appitite for gas. Have a good day Steve
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