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Posted by farmallsc on April 05, 2004 at 16:37:13 from (152.163.252.227):
well, i know most of you arent from NH but i was in the tilton area visiting a tractor store and i spotted what i think to be a McCormick deering, its one of the ones like a 10-20, that might not even be a real model but its a old one like that, i would guess the owner would sell it, its by the river rusty but lookes ok anyway. it also probably doesnt work, anyway i listed the directions below 1.93N to exit 20 take a left at the bottom of the onramp toward the center of town 2. there will be a walking bridge over the river and its on the far bank. to get to the house drive up tot heg gas station and hang a left after it any questions or clarification email me at Alaguardia54@aol.com
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