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Re: Re: Re: SCRAPPING VS. PARTING OUT


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Posted by kyle on May 28, 1998 at 16:33:38:

In Reply to: Re: Re: SCRAPPING VS. PARTING OUT posted by joe on May 28, 1998 at 11:02:27:

wait a minute joe i know the old farmer i he has several sheds and places to put them he dont want it to be used every day he just doesent want good tractors parted out how would you like if someone parted out your IHs you dont get the point he is saying he thinks that some of this stuff should be saved so other generations can see it did you grow up on the farm joe i now i kind of miss some of that old stuff old farmer just wants some stuff saved he has said some of the stuff can go but keep some he knows it cant be used every day and he isnt against parting out stuff beside that old stuff is tough has hell it isnt going to rot very fast i know our picker has been sitting in the trees since about 1975 and it still works good i tryed it last year belive him when he says he has the land to do this stuff i have seen his farm its not far from mine it is huge and awsome he has alot of cash and his sheds are full of the stuff from the old days he even has some in the trees maybe we should all show more respect to the older farmers on here



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