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Posted by timber beast on May 31, 2001 at 17:46:10 from (4.17.217.149):
In Reply to: What is it called? posted by Kath on May 31, 2001 at 09:28:18:
Hello there and good luck on the surprise for your hubby. It could be any of the things that the other folks have guided you to, or another make. Since he calls it a pony, and it is red it may be a massey-harris pony. That was the actual name of the tractor. Being the sneak that I am, I might also suggest waiting until he is gone, and inspect the tractor for a name plate, and info, there should be one there on it somewhere. That way when you surprise him with his manual you will also have a funny story to tell him about the lengths you went through to make sure you got the right thing. Effort like that might be good for a night out. Good luck.
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