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sandcastle1
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That tractor looks like it has been there awhile, thanks for sharing the link.
db4600
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Had a neighbor that moved to the Midwest from the great state of California. He built himself a hovel and along with that drive a sand point by rigging it to some scaffold and used the 9N as a capstan to do the work. After about 3 weeks he moved the whole affair about 10 feet. A month later the well driller showed up. He failed to notice the rock piles down the hill and across the road at the neighbor.
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