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Posted by Stan(Mo) on December 19, 2000 at 14:19:29 from (164.214.4.51):
In Reply to: which one to buy posted by Emery in La on December 18, 2000 at 08:36:02:
I was in your place a year ago and I took a different approach. I bought an older (IH 3616) TLB with the idea of using it for a while, then sell it, and (hopefully) get most of my money back. It's a crap shoot but so far I have had no troubles and I've completed about half of my tasks. I can't disagree with the other posts, but renting for me was not an option ... I work too slow. and upgrading a 30 hp tractor with a hoe would be a major disappointment. Good Luck. Stan
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