kcm.MN
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MJ in the UK
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Sorry db as we donot grow cranberries here in the UK I am unable to help you this time. MJ.
rick n ohio
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That thing looks like it would go about
anywhere.
anywhere.
Majorman
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How about it being used in the peat farming industry in Ireland? Seen some Fords modified like that, over there.
MJ in the UK
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You could be right Majorman. The tracs could be Bomberdear as thy look very similar to the ones fitted to my pals TED20 MJ.
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