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Re: Advice on 15/30 and 22/36
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Posted by Bill Smith on August 25, 2001 at 11:14:49 from (128.242.4.59):
In Reply to: Advice on 15/30 and 22/36 posted by Whiskers on August 25, 2001 at 07:43:11:
It would be ashamed to see these go to scrap. It sounds to me like they have already been started parting out. You might check with owner and see if indeed the parts have went to another tractor or if they might possibly be stuck in a shed somewhere as a result of someone trying to get them running or something. If they are going to go to scrap they should really be extensively parted out first. Alot of good parts have went for scrap and melted down over the years. Alot of people get a tractor about half parted out and they show a little profit and sell the rest for scrap. I am sure there have been parts melted down that someone, somewhere, would of died for at some time.
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