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Posted by City-Boy McCoy on August 29, 2006 at 19:20:22 from (70.149.226.45):
Boys: I just returned from an 8-day trip to Wisconsin from Pensacola. Never seen so many Farmalls in my life. I nearly went nuts. Saw one junkyard with a Super MTA and a nice Stage 2 SM. Dozens of regular M"s and H"s. Not only Wisconsin, but Illinois, and even Kentucky. Many letter series tractors all over the country side. Gee, I can"t even find an M or H around here let alone a SM or SH. I really enjoyed the trip. Guess I need to go back with my diesel 3/4 ton truck and a heavy duty trailer and hundred dollar bills sticking out of all my pockets. Got to have me one o" them there M"s or H"s. mike
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