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Posted by old on February 22, 2004 at 18:00:39 from (63.190.66.118):
Well heres the deal I have a friend that has 2 tractors, hes going to keep one and sell the other. question is which one to keep? One is a MF super 90 runs good missing some body metal but other then that ok. The other is a we believe a farmall 400 with trip bucket loader. he wants to sell one of them which does he sell and which does he keep, he wants a working/farm tractor and wants to be able to find parts and make good uses of it. What say you guys?? Also anybody want a MF-S90 or a Farmall 400 bith will be in good working order and painted, both have good tires MF has 3 point and farmall 2 point, both have wide front ends the farmall has a trip loader on it. Which would you sell and which would you keep???? thanks for any and all answers.
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