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Posted by IaGary on December 08, 2006 at 19:31:59 from (69.63.4.238):
I think I need one more tractor. Want a 856 but anything that is anygood around here is priced like it has green paint on it. Got to thinking a 1066 is about the same price and would handle the loader much better thats on my 1086 to stack bales in the barn so I can see up high and have the 1086 free to spray with in the haying season. I call Allan to check on one about 2 hrs from him and we both decide its junk before he looks at it. He says theres one in his hometown for sale. He goes today,checks it out and calls me and I guess I now own a 1066. Allans going to have to help with the picture I can't get it off the e-mail. Gary
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