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Posted by Roy Davies on August 08, 2001 at 08:00:47 from (209.210.209.69):
Awhile back I was cruisin the tractor sites and came across an outfit that restores tractors. Big suprise. What they were working on was a very small LaTorneua carry-all (sorry for the spelling). I did not pay it much mind at the time, but it has been rolling around in the back of my mind ever since. I have just got to scratch the itch now. Can anyone direct me back to the site, or give me information on this unit? If I remember right it only carried about a yard or less in the bucket. If you happen to know where one of these is at that could be purchased that information would be appreciated also. Thanks for all help.
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