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Posted by aFORDable on October 31, 2006 at 12:04:59 from (204.10.129.195):
In Reply to: Blue tractor posted by missy mcgowan on October 30, 2006 at 18:54:39:
Dear Missy & Lenard, I can tell you from experience that blue tractors and horses can be made to coexist with care. I have found it is best to raise tobacco to keep the tractor happy and hay to keep the horses happy. I'd suggestabout 100 acres of each. I have thought about changing color in my tractor but can't think of another post name so that's out. It is always best to keep your tractor and horses the same color if possible. You can paint either, just check with your local TSC store and they will help you. As the below post said, don't forget to study.
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