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Posted by Matt on July 18, 2001 at 10:48:36 from (216.93.25.53):
I know this is a tractor board but this also seems to be the best place for information regarding all things created as the best (RED). I am looking at buying a pull type combine and have found a model 76 pto drive w/scouring attchments. The price I think is fair. $500. But it is going to cost me $700 more to have it delivered to mid michigan. Before I commit to this please tell me what the pit falls are to this machinery and the plus side as well. I will be using either the 340 or the 400D to run it. thanks in advance for any input given. Matt
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