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Posted by Eric Allen on April 13, 2007 at 23:44:22 from (209.150.248.171):
My Dad died 2 years ago and my Mom has decided our old tractors must go. They are all I have left of my Dad, we were really close and each tractor has a story to tell either one we wanted to fix up or some old workhorses we used and talked about every day. The animals are long gone and there isn't much for the tractors to do, but they are tangable memories to me and some are projects we started that I could finish. Anyone ever deal with that? I could maybe keep a couple but which ones?... They aren't mine to deal with but I'ld hate to see any go right now. Just wondering if anybody has been through the same thing. Thanks.
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