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Posted by IaGary on December 06, 2005 at 17:45:42 from (207.32.0.60):
Friend of mine in the well and backhoe business had his shop burn down 1:00 this morning.He arrived at 1:15 soon enough to roll out JD B,AC WD, MTA, and 77 Oliver all restored in attached building. They did not get out the MD and D21 out of shop part. D21 looks to be OK MD not so good. Fire may have started in newer pickup parked in shop. He said I can replace the pickup and is glad he got out the tractors and no one was hurt. Over twenty fire trucks form area were there
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