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Posted by banjo on August 11, 2007 at 00:38:04 from (65.67.203.36):
In Reply to: Re: stirrin the hornets nest posted by Traditional Farmer on August 10, 2007 at 23:38:45:
There just doesnt seem to be any Allis around here. I have a 170 that i used with the disc mower.But it is getting quite a bit of wear on it as it is my main work tractor. switching impliments is getting old. Was using a case 930 for baling but has poor brakes. Not my tractor,uncles. His health is not so good these days and going to have to get my own equipment. The 190, what about kicking the bale out? don't you have to release the pto? were using a JD 430 baler.
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