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Posted by Kenny Christopherson on March 25, 2001 at 07:15:35 from (64.12.104.29):
I have been thinking guys, and maybe I should just buy a belly mower for my C, so I use it a lot more, other than just getting another tractor... Or would you guys reccomend getting an A with a belly mower on it already? I just have a couple problems... I can't find a good belly mower for cheap, or a Farmall A with a belly mower for cheap, even a stuck tractor.... What should I do, and where should I look? I don't go to auctions, but I DO look at what are in the auctions in the classifieds... I haven't seen belly mowers go for less than 950$ at least! and I don't want to drive clear across the country for one... I probably would be able to go to the following states: Wisconsin, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, or Texas.... I am in Minnesota, but have relatives in TX.. and those states are the ones i drive threw... except WI of course.. what should I do?
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