As A Matter of fact I do subscribe to Two-Cylinder, and have learned from a message that JR Hobbs posted, one of the worst things you can do is subtract serial number ranges to come up with production numbers as some numbers arent used, scrapped, etc, for being the expert you are im surprised you didnt know that, First you brag about how rare the mexican 630 tractor is, so much more rare than the waterloo built, then you say congrats ive found some of the most common mexicans built, Do you even know what you are talking about? its called talking in circles deerevalley, You told me not to reply to your posts anymore, so I didnt, now you start it all up again by replying to messages i post that have nothing to do with you, and your misinformation anyway. Ive never knew someone on here more annoying.
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